... artist. She was born in 1999 in Gaza to a family of artists and engineers. Her mother's father, Mustafa Musallam, was a poet. Her mother's brother is Mohammed Musallam, a Palestinian artist who holds a PhD in philosophy of art, and who taught drawing, painting, and art history at the Al-Aqsa University...

...Alessandra Sanguinetti Abstract These photographs were taken during my visits to the West Bank and Gaza in 2003 and 2004. In them I portray moments in the daily life of a population struggling to get by under difficult conditions. Through images of children with their families, alone, or at play, I...

... of the rights of man and of the citizen at the end of the eighteenth century remains compelling. See Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism , 290–302 . For the history of the Magna Carta and its absorption into common law, see Linebaugh, The Magna Carta Manifesto . 2. See Murphy, “Gaza Protester...

... of Fascism , 23 . 104. Traverso, New Faces of Fascism , 12 . 105. See Winter, “The Siege of Gaza,” 311 , on how the blockade and humanitarian calculations of minimum sustenance levels turn the Israeli siege of Gaza into a “biopolitical mode of warfare.” 106. Mbembe, “The Society...

... Bochum. While we were discussing Benjamin's reference to the example of Niobe, the student, who is stateless, raised the question of the justice of borders after Israeli snipers had shot protesters and hurt more than 1,700 human beings at the border with Gaza on May 13, 2018, while the US Embassy...

... too. From Gaza to Johannesburg, Port-au-Prince, La Paz, and beyond, road blockades mark out, via organized and dramatic disruption of the flow of everyday life, the politics of refusal and demand. In some cases, road blockades have come to play a central role in decisive forms of political...

... and eliminating their aspirations for freedom, as well as their material ability to engage in a liberation struggle, would then become a key objective of the prison. Following the 1967 war of occupation and the expansion of the Zionist settler-colonial project into the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, including East...

..., in the occupied territories (of Gaza and the West Bank), with ID issues, with movement control issues, and then they sell those tools in other countries. So with the women's protests, we are just trying to exchange knowledge about tactics—what worked, what didn't work—to get inspired, actually, on how to organize...

... but there from the other side of the Green Line, she can see the roofs of the houses in Rafah, 102 and from this other side, listening to the explosions, she feels close to Gaza. She also longs to hear the sound of bombing more closely, to feel the dust of exploding buildings. Their absence makes her feel...

... and the Gaza Strip, as well as the Syrian Golan Heights and Egypt's Sinai Peninsula, solidifying its control over the last 22 percent of historic Palestine left over from 1948. Auto-critique here refers to the Arab intellectuals' attitude of self-criticism after the defeat. Steve Tamari describes Husayn...