... of Palestinian intifada, though national anticolonial liberation politics did not always accommodate feminist language or ideas. Palestinian women have played an instrumental role in each phase of contestation and community organizing against colonial, military, and state formations. Whether creating a women’s...

...Thayer Hastings Abstract Communiqués were central to the coordination of the mass popular uprising that challenged Israeli rule over Palestinians from 1987 until the early 1990s. These short political texts were called manasheer or bayanat al-Intifada , in Arabic. This essay demonstrates...

...Alex Winder Abstract This article examines the strategies, structures, and practices that allowed for the emergence of communities without police institutions during two Palestinian uprisings, the 1936–39 revolt and the 1987–91 intifada. For each period, the article identifies efforts to disengage...

... the second intifada already had the habit of participating in previous boycott campaigns (and the cultural capital of veteran activists). Birzeit University exemplifies the bifurcated habitus that characterizes Israeli-Palestinian relations. On the one hand, the Israeli occupation has repressed...

... discovered that Israel and Labanon, Jerusalem and Beirut, had much more in common than I ever could have dreamed." And yet, having spent four years in Jerusalem, in part during the Palestinian rebellion, the intifada, Friedman emerged with a handful of home truths about Israelis...

... of square fabric embroidered with the words Filastin (Palestine) and Intifada (uprising) surrounded by flowers teeter on the sides of her sofa, the room is dominated by one painting by Fatima: a green map of Pal- estine, perhaps a meter long, is surrounded by images of fedayeen in the traditional...

... of Denial: Israel and the Palestinian Refugee Problem . London : Pluto . Mishal Shaul Aharoni Reuben . 1994 . Speaking Stones: Communiqués from the Intifada Underground . Syracuse, NY : Syracuse University Press . Moscrop John James . 1999 . Measuring Jerusalem: The Palestine...

... by Memory: The Intifada Generation and the Palestinian State of Emergency . New York : New York University Press , 2004 . Darwazeh Muhammad Izzat . Muthakarat Muhammad Izzat Darwazeh, Al-Mujalad al-Awal (Memoirs of Muhammad Izzat Darwazeh, Voume One). Beirut : Dar al-Gharb al-Islami , 1993...

... to the outbreak of a second intifada in 2000. Everything that has transpired since then—the harsh Israeli crackdown, the massive increase in checkpoints and restrictions on movement not only from, but within the territories, the deepening division between the West Bank and Gaza, and the siege and repeated attacks...

... the Riveter Revisited, Women, the War, and Social Change; Women’s Words, The Feminist Practice of Oral History (co-edited with Daphne Patai); and An American Feminist in Palestine, the Intifada Years. Ronald Grele is director of the Oral History Research office at Columbia University. Ramon...

... communiques and pamphlets circulated during the first intifada, a grassroots anticolonial uprising between 1987 and 1993 that challenged the Israeli occupation and oppressive regime in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. More than half a million Palestinians participated in civil disobedience, general strikes...

... bayanat that circulated regularly during the First Intifada (Hastings, this issue). Occasionally we include movement materials and print that do not fall into the periodical’s precise remit in that they were issued only once, as in the case of US Imperialism in Ethiopia , a pamphlet transcribed by hand...

... Intifada to the Second Intifada: Notes from an American Jew,” in Alexander et al., Sing, Whisper, Shout, Pray! 103–14. Orayb Aref Najjar, “Still ‘A Diffi cult Journey Up the Mountain’? Palestinian Women’s National versus Gender Politics, 1919–2002...

... and international law paradigms. What I from here on call Palestinian anticolonial-queer activism departs from Palestinian feminist groups of the First and Second Intifada that had hoped social liberation would follow national liberation. 9 Today, queer and also feminist Palestinian groups work along multiple...

... in the peace process and the centrality of the refugee issue in that conflict constituted the main reason for the failure of the diplo- matic accord and for the outbreak of the consequent Intifada. These political developments led me to write several articles...

...] that he promised to liberate the Iraqi people, but that this is not a liberation, this is a humiliation.” And so, as the cable news anchors pass this first chapter in the Iraqi intifada through the shredder of mass-mediated memory, the National Archeological...

... for the Support of the Palestinian Intifada in 2001. In that speech, he asserted that “the Zionists” had made up exaggerated numbers about the Jewish victims of the Nazis to prepare the ground for the occupation of Pales- tine.1 Since then, however, he has not further brought up the issue in his various...

.... While the class was reading the World War I diplomatic documents, the sec- ond Intifada was escalating in Palestine and Israel. Despite the sudden media atten- tion to the question of land in that area and the many questions students had on this issue, we did...

... has been examined in review essays by Zachary Lockman, “Original Sin,” in Intifada: The Palestinian Uprising Against Israeli Occupation, eds. Zachary Lock- man and Joel Beinin (Boston: South End Press, 1989); and by Fouad Moughrabi, ”Redefining the Past,” and Michael Oren, ”Out...