...Saree Makdisi 2003 by Duke University Press 2003 Saree Makdisi The Israel Divestment Campaign and the Question of Palestine in America Serious and thoughtful people...

...Thomas Foster Anyone interested in finding critical perspectives on the Israel-Palestine conflict at a US university will readily recognize the seemingly unavoidable dynamic that the presence of a Palestinian or pro-Palestinian speaker on campus will generate. The period of questions and discussion...

...Itamar Mann The BDS movement has cast its campaign in legal terms, successfully conceptualizing the regime currently in place in Israel-Palestine as one that violates international law and requires a measure of transnational enforcement. Yet, from the perspective of Jewish Israeli citizens...

...Matthew Abraham Drawing upon Fanon’s central insights in Wretched of the Earth , this essay seeks to explore how Palestinian suicide bombers in the context of the Israel-Palestine conflict enact a biopolitical strategy, as part of an anti-colonial politics of struggle, to resist Israeli...

...Shon Meckfessel After our research cluster’s theorizing of common impasses to conversations on Israel/Palestine, we wondered what sort of approaches might break through the usual blockages to discussion. A visit by BDS proponent Omar Barghouti to our campus provided an opportunity for application...

... of Separation As El-Asmar’s To Be an Arab in Israel suggests, separating Jews from Arabs in Israel and throughout historical Palestine has been a deliberate ethno- religious separation, but more important it is a civilizational separation between East and West. The Arab represents the spectral...

... and bring disciplinary expertise to pressing social issues. In recent years, the plight of Palestinians has increasingly come to the attention of academic organizations, and some have taken stands, attempting to pass resolutions in opposition to Israel’s occupation of Palestine. Stand with Us . and other...

... and the emergence of the separa- tion project (Kemp and Raijman 2008). The enforcement of the permit regime came with the unfolding of the negotiations process launched in September 1993 in Washington, DC, between Israel and the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO). Israelis with- drew from...

... or ignorance of the settler-colonial state and its project of Judaization of the Galilee and the rest of Palestine. Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 Ilan Pappe Indigeneity as Cultural Resistance: Notes on the Palestinian Struggle within Twenty-First-Century Israel...

... The Dialogics of Palestine While substantive debate around Israel-Palestine is sparse, discourses that address the topic are nonetheless highly dialogic, sometimes directly so, more often entailing imagined interlocutors and intertextualities. Of course, language carries with it the genealogies...

... of another land. Edelman’s disrupting narrative ošers inspiring material for an open- ing to this special issue on “Palestine beyond National Frames.” Mainstream representations of the con˜ict between Israel and the Palestinians tend to portray it as a struggle between two opposing national...

... of debate on Israel-Palestine or, rather, to learn to move on this terrain, while resisting the ways in which the “message” imposes closure. We are uncer- tain, in other words, about whether our analysis urges us toward a renewal of Enlightenment democracy, an eort to reconstitute spheres of public...

..., Palestinian experience, and the prospects for Palestinian sovereignty— should be taken, in fact, as paradigmatic of the challenges that attend conver- sations on race, ethnicity, and domination more broadly. We are especially interested in how debate on Israel-Palestine is constrained through practices...

... should be disman- tled. This collective blindness is an essential aspect of the catastrophe, pro- duced and distributed along the dividing lines of the differential body politic in Israel-Palestine, and is what makes it a regime-made disaster. This disas- ter is constitutive of the regime...

... to colonizer, from global South to global North (we can perhaps consider Israel/Palestine a North/South rela- tion), an extraction that recapitulates a long colonial history of mining bod- ies for their potentiality. However, the second mode of extraction, the extraction of time as a commodity, challenges...

... and the Fate of the Humanities (Fordham University Press, 2008). norman g. finkelstein received his doctorate in 1988 from the Depart- ment of Politics at Princeton University. For many years he taught politi- cal theory and the Israel-Palestine conflict. He is currently an independent 798  Notes...

..., land that he considered part of his inheritance and that he wanted back. Interestingly, the Golan, which is occupied by Israel, is generally not included in maps of 78 The South Atlantic Quarterly • January 2018 historic (or British mandate) Palestine. However, if one goes back far enough...

..., and the Prickly Pear Cactus in Israel/Palestine Edebiyât   Said has written extensively on Vico. His works include Edward W. Said, ‘‘Vico: Autodi- dact and Humanist Centennial Review (Summer Edward W. Said, ‘‘Vico...

... the destruction of Palestine will empower Israel would do well to heed Kim- merling’s additional point: ‘‘This policy will inevitably rot the internal fabric of Israeli society and undermine the moral foundation of the Jewish state...

... other than itself, paradoxically, eorts on its behalf have remained tethered to the concrete nation-place of Palestine. Those who are called to its cause, either because it is the Holy Land that is home to the third-holiest site in Islam or because it is the home to victims of Israel, often...