... predominantly on the 2014 war on Gaza, it also amalgamates significant yet preliminary data from the West Bank during the first and second intifadas.2 There is so much data collected over decades for the purposes of political advocacy and humanitar- ian funding that is yet to be gathered and synthesized...

... civil society, Abraham argues that there are clear analogues between Palestinian and Jewish suffering. After completing a theoretical survey of the arguments informing defenses of, and apologies for, Israel's occupation of the West Bank and destruction of Gaza, Abraham turns to the ways in which...

...Cédric Parizot This article relies on an ethnographic study of formal and informal chains of mediation triggered by administrative procedures that Palestinians from the West Bank and Gaza have to follow to obtain a permit of entry into Israel. By studying the networks these interactions structure...

...Esmat Elhalaby; Maya Wind Abstract Israel's genocidal war on Gaza escalated in the fall of 2023 and sparked a mass student uprising across the world. This student intifada recentered universities as crucial battlegrounds and sites of mobilization for Palestinian liberation. Building...

.... The occupation was initiated on May 6 by Ghent Students for Palestine and End Fossil Ghent, highlighting their interconnected fights against the genocide in Gaza and climate injustice. The authors explain the formation, dynamics, and actions of this joint occupation, as well as its organizational structure...

... on Gaza, while Israel enjoys international support and is one of the leading countries calling for boycotts of other states and organizations? Has the concept of “never again”—the commitment never to allow the intentional mass killing that occurred in World War II to be repeated—become a carte...

... to expand an organization’s tra- ditional boundaries (Hagopian, Ratevosian, and deRiel 2009). In recent years, the plight of Palestinians has increasingly come to the attention of academic organizations (Palumbo-Liu 2015). Israel has restricted population movement in Gaza since the early 1990s...

... been violating on a daily basis since its 2 conquest of the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The South Atlantic Quarterly Fall...

... to be ‘‘experimentation’’ in had by become a daily reality for nearly everyone living on the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. And, as we have seen, the hyperpower that trumpets itself as the Tseng 2003.8.25 07:34 898 Kenneth Surin...

... Post: Israel's Use of Law and Warnings in Gaza.” Opinio Juris (blog) , July 30 . opiniojuris.org/2014/07/30/guest-post-israels-use-law-warnings-gaza/ . Erakat Noura . 2014 . “Structural Violence on Trial: BDS and the Movement to Resist Erasure.” Los Angeles Review of Books , March...

... and Jewish colonization in the occupied Palestin- ian territories of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip. Since its initiating state- ment, the BDS’s demands have repeatedly referred to all three segments of the Palestinian disseminated nation: the second-class Palestinian citizens of Israel (about 1.7...

... in Gaza. On the same day, a judge of the Ontario Superior Court ordered the Palestine solidarity encampment at the University of Toronto to evacuate the People s Circle for Palestine, previously known as King s College Circle. The ruling was grounded in the assertion that private property rights trumped...

... States, as well and the vitalistic proliferation of the encampment has exposed the stakes of the university as a common site of resistance for both struggles. After all, just as Israel s colonial extermination of Palestinians is immanent to the usurpation and expropriation of Gaza (and all of Palestine...

... protest against unconditional U.S. support for Israel that has followed the Gaza invasion of 2008–9, the self-rescuing solidarity with undocumented immigrants that inspires the plot of The Visitor—these are signs that some (narrow) national limits have been outgrown. It’s the freedom...

... against racial capitalism the world over, mobilizations and clashes in Paris, Baltimore, London, Chicago, Gaza, Oaxaca, Baton Rouge, Rio de Janeiro, and Unis’tot’en territory. Those direct actions did not parallel one another. They are relationally intercon- nected by and within global racial...

... is at first a poet: Dennis in Crome Yellow, Gumbril in Antic Hay, Francis Chelifer in Those Barren Leaves; who later becomes a novelist or scientist: Philip Quarles in Point Counter-point, Bernard Marx in Brave New World, Anthony Beavis in Eyeless in Gaza, Jeremy Pordage in After Many a Summer; while in Time...

...- tai Zevi’s relation to Nathan of Gaza, his young disciple who around 1665 (the year Spinoza suspended his work on the Ethics to write the Theologico- Political Treatise) had a Damascus-like revelation, except it was in Gaza. The revelation was that Sabbatai Zevi—who at that point, according...

... by the June cease-fire. More than Palestinians had been killed and 6896 THE SOUTH ATLANTIC QUARTERLY / 102:4 / sheet 14 of 257 injured, while more than homes had been destroyed (according to the UN, at least had been rendered homeless in Gaza alone...

... and war-hit Gaza building of the Sabra gathering in Beirut, he works relentlessly to raise funds for families in need. The building is itself a material metaphor of temporariness and a signi†er of Palestinian...

...- 24 tant event in solidifying a Palestinian national identity. The Arab defeat by Israel in and the resulting loss of the West Bank and Gaza fur- ther spurred the coalescing of a Palestinian national consciousness. Para...