The Administration of Palestine: Authority Unresolved
The book examines a question that has remained unresolved for more than a century: who governs Palestine, by what authority, and in whose interests?
BY TOPIC: international law
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The Silent Overhaul: Changing the nature of Israeli control in the West Bank
The current government’s policies and actions are an apex towards realizing a strategy designed to fulfill a political vision of applying full Israeli sovereignty to the West Bank while establishing a reality of Jewish supremacy and relegating the Palestinians living in the territory to the smallest possible geographical area.
+972 Magazine: International law sides with Palestinian refugees. But can it solve their plight?
Saving a rules-based world order
PRI The World: The end of the two-state solution (8 mins)
“Broken: A Palestinian Journey Through International Law” documentary reviewed on Mondoweiss
Although much has been written about the Wall, few efforts have sought to dig deeper into why States turned a blind eye to all its illegalities, which were clearly ingredients for a troubling road ahead, as we are now witnessing. Mohammed Alatar has taken this aspect of the Wall head on in a newly released documentary titled, “BROKEN”. Watch the trailer and read Sam’s article on Mondoweiss.
TWIP: Israel at 70: A Darkness unto the Nations (By: Sam Bahour)
CQ researcher – Pro/Con: Is President Trump right to recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital?
Literary Hub: The Tallest Man in Ramallah
“The tallest man in Ramallah offered to give us a tour of his cage. We would not even have to leave our table at Rukab’s Ice Cream, on Rukab Street; all he needed to do was reach into his pocket…” Pulitzer Prize-winning author Michael Chabon roams the West Bank with Sam Bahour. This essay was first published on Literary Hub before appearing in the writers’ compendium, “Kingdom of Olives and Ash” (2017).
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‘The Two-State Delusion,’ a well-researched but mistitled saga of a failed peace process [Book Review]
University of Massachusetts Boston professor Padraig O’Malley’s The Two-State Delusion’s title suggests that there is something paradoxical in persevering with a proposed solution of two states, Israel and Palestine, as a way forward; the thrust of the historical accounts and the arguments made, however, are actually geared more toward convincing the reader that what failed is the process rather than the two-state paradigm itself, which has never yet been tested. A more accurate title would have been “Eulogy for a U.S.-Monopolized Peace Process.”
BREAKING NEWS from Israel
Partners4Israel: Conversations with Israel and Palestine: Sam Bahour
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