... of Gaza and subsequent humanitarian crisis in the months following the Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023. Contextualized within the UK, US and Israel’s historical and ongoing colonial violence within Palestine over the past 75 years, we assess coverage that stands in contradiction to the often fetishized...

... control over the Strip would certainly trigger the extraterritorial application of HR treaties and the full gamut of cascading obligations inherent therein. occupation siege extraterritorial human rights European Court of Human Rights Palestine Qatar National Library 10.13039/100019779 The situation...

... that appears increasingly undisguised. homonationalism Palestine solidarity media use disinformation moral panics I have long been thinking about the mediatic production of folk devils. In their seminal book Policing the Crisis, Hall et al. (1978) studied how media, politicians and police co...

... languages, and a large proportion of their students came from what would after World War I become Lebanon, Palestine, Transjordan, Syria and Iraq. ¹⁵ It was not uncommon for the alumni of these programmes to undertake specialised research or training in Europe later in their careers...

... example of Palestine. It argues that transitional justice has never fully grappled with the ‘question’ of Palestine, which was a live one at its birth and remains a live one today. It concludes that it is an open question whether the appeal of transitional justice to the rule of law and universal...

...Marah Khaldy; Hasan Arafat; Yasmina Khaldi The snake was killed and brought to the ER, it was identified as the Palestine viper, known by its scientific name D. palaestinae. The snake is shown in fig. 3 . Figure 3 The snake responsible for the bite, identified as Daboia...

... collective action frames Israel–Palestine maternal politics of peace peace movements women and peace hypothesis Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences Kreitman School of Advanced Graduate Studies 10.13039/501100014385 Ben-Gurion University 10.13039/501100005005 Leonard Davis...

... niveles dentro y fuera de la autoridad estatal. illiberal peace Arab Gulf states authoritarian conflict management Palestine Israel Abstract How can peace initiatives facilitate authoritarian practices? Peace initiatives that do not address the root causes of conflict, and maintain structural...

... permits unrestricted reuse, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited. Abstract Using the framework of microhistory, the following article explores the notion of ‘encampment’ in relation to economically displaced labourers who crossed into Palestine...

..., client health records and health care provider decision support) without QID or TCC. The outcomes—appropriate screening and management for anemia, hypertension and diabetes and timely attendance—are aligned with the key areas of quality concerns in Palestine [ 15 ] and our eRegQual trial ( Table 2...

... of camps, and towards an emphasis on internationally provided material aid in place, an approach that brought up the possibility of their reinstatement. It was in the absence of political action, then, that UNRWA produced the working definition that remains in operation today. A ‘Palestine refugee...

... by the university — this article assesses its broader impact on the historiography of Palestine/Israel. Finally, it proposes to employ the term “agnotology” to describe the mechanisms that were developed to distort and silence Palestinian narratives in Israel. Agnotology, it is suggested, is a concept that better...

..., this camp is something of a unique space in the political geography of Palestine. Much of the population of the camp holds refugee status, and as Jerusalemites they also hold Permanent Residency status within the state of Israel. Permanent Residency gives individuals a conditional and partial access...

... War. At the same time, a Palestine solidarity movement emerged in the Federal Republic. Since the late 1970s, these ties weakened again, and critical questions about Palestinian politics multiplied. How can historians explain these ebbs and flows of pro-Palestinian activism? The untapped Palestinian...

...–Serbia conflicts. From this analysis, populist peacemaking emerges as a distinct phenomenon, not to be subsumed under the heading of ‘illiberal peacemaking’. peacemaking populism Donald Trump Israel-Palestine Kosovo-Serbia mediation With the rise of populist leaders and movements around the world...

... of Paulo Freire and global social work values and principles, for educating, empowering and mobilising Palestinian refugees living in the Westbank, as a means for liberation from the oppression imposed by Israel’s military occupation. The article begins by charting the history of Palestine, locating...

... Palestinian Human Rights Organization and explores the book’s key implications for human rights practitioners and their organizations. Al-Haq human rights documentation human rights NGOs international humanitarian and human rights law Israel/Palestine Moving beyond largely western-centric histories...

.../journals/pages/open_access/funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Sen reveals the colonial origins of the scholarly perception that it is appropriate for states to conduct war and violence, while insurgent groups should not. Looking at the EU's work in Palestine, the author argues...

... border rely on? culture and politics/IR racial capitalism borders Palestine/Israel The Israeli experience also suggests that the best way to protect a border is to rely on the tools of the 21st century, not the 12th … Why can't Democrats and Republicans simply agree to build additional smart fencing...

...Marco Nilsson; Dany Badran Abstract Today, about 470,000 Palestinian refugees are registered with the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East in Lebanon, with 45 per cent of them living in the 12 official Palestinian refugee camps. Previous research...