... is especially relevant given the current impasse of the Palestinian statehood project. Nell Gabiam Mapping Palestinian Identity in the Diaspora: A…ective Attachments and Political Spaces Introduction The ability to map one’s genealogical and geo...

...: Women and the Palestinian Resistance Movement. New York: Columbia University Press. Peteet, Julie. 2007. “Problematizing a Palestinian Diaspora.” International Journal of Middle East Studies 39, no. 4: 627–46. Salih and Richter-Devroe • Palestine beyond...

... Bank and the Gaza Strip, which sidelined Pales- tinian refugees and Palestinians in Israel and in the diaspora. In contrast to the PA’s approach, BDS discourse brings this range of Palestinian identity groups into a single framework of analysis and activism. BDS also seeks to be a global...

... there can be no a priori preemption of this identity of situation, a Palestinian, say, could potentially be in the same Afterthoughts on Diaspora" 277 situation as a diasporic Jew, thereby lending credence to the saying some­ times found in Palestinian circles that today the Palestinians are the Jews...

... from the different diasporas can always return. The peace process and negotiations with the plo have brought out some ofthese issues. The Palestinians have requested that Palestinian refugees who were deported by Israel or ran away during the war be allowed to return if not to their homes in Israel...

... there emerged an altered Palestinian identity. Linguistic, culinary, musical, and other lineages of social tradition coalesced into a camp culture that became core to what it means to be Palestinian in exile. Following the 1948 Nakba, newly formed Palestinian refugee diaspora communities were living...

... rather than congealed totalities, thus confers an epistemological dimension upon these praxes. The cul­ tural and political experiences of Black, Chinese, Filipino, German, Irish, Jewish, Palestinian, or any other diaspora are rich in lessons for our col­ lective future. They can teach us how to think...

... of Palestinian Exile (2014) and the founder and codirector of the Nakba Archive and Lens on Lebanon. Her ‚lms include Still Life (2007), Nakba Archive Excerpts (2008), and Terrace of the Sea (2010). Her current research focuses on Lebanon’s informal economy and the politics of infrastructure...

..., and was used more as a general code word for justice. The concept persisted among a subsequent generation, born altogether after all of historical Palestine had become inaccessible to diaspora Palestinians...

.../14/opinion/la-oe-myers-israel-academic-freedom-20121014 . Nelson Cary Brahm Gabriel . 2015 . The Case against Academic Boycotts of Israel . Detroit : Wayne State University Press . Palestinian BDS National Committee . 2005 . “Palestinian Civil Society Call for BDS.” BDS...

...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...

... to travel with the Jewish underground from Europe to Palestine following the end of World War II; he saw his book on that odyssey used by Zionist leaders to document the travails of their European brethren, received a medal for his efforts from the Haganah, the Palestinian Jews self-defense organization...

...: The Struggle Within (Zed Books, 1986), Un péril islamiste? (Complexe, 1994), Palestine 1947, un partage avorté (Complexe, 1987), Golfe: Clefs pour une 222  Notes on Contributors guerre annoncée (Le Monde éditions, 1990), Actualités de l’Etat Palestinian (Complexe, 2000), with Didier Billion...

...Matthew Abraham This essay uses Fouzi El-Asmar's To Be an Arab in Israel as a point of departure to examine the plight of Israel's Palestinian Arab citizens since 1948, while also exploring the inherent contradictions within the logic and political economy of Zionism that situate Palestinians...

... Israelis could live together. My children learn both Arabic and Hebrew; they celebrate Christmas and Chanukah and Id el Fitter. My six-year-old daughter talks about the 415 Palestinians who were deported to Lebanon in December 1992. She wants to grow up to be a pilot so that she can fly and bring back...

... young refugees and Palestinians to whom he is connected in the diaspora, Hassan started the people-to-people project to support ordinary people in an attempt to elude what, during our conversation, he de†ned as “the corrupted and self-referential humanitarian and NGO system.” Hassan explained...

... and terri­ torial references, has invented and nurtured a memory of the collective experience of exile or deportation, and has been unified by an ideal of rebuilding or returning to a real or imagined homeland. The cases of the Armenians, the Palestinians, and, more recently, the Kurds partly corre­ spond...

... of space and time, what is here called “slow life.” Jasbir K. Puar Spatial Debilities: Slow Life and Carceral Capitalism in Palestine Palestinian artist Khaled Jarrar s performance piece Blood for Sale took place on New York City s Wall Street in October 2018, during a week when the US stock exchange...

... . Kanafani Ghassan . 1999 . Men in the Sun and Other Palestinian Stories . Translated by Kilpatrick Hilary . Boulder, CO : Lynne Rienner . Kelly John D. 1995 . “ Diaspora and World War, Blood and Nation in Fiji and Hawaii .” Public Culture 7 , no. 3 : 475 – 97 . Khalili...

... initiatives that do not profit Lebanon s one percent but increase solidarity among citizens as well as the Syrians, Palestinians, and migrant workers who live in the country. References Arab Reform Initiative. 2019. For an Emergency Economic Rescue Plan for Lebanon. arabreform .net, November 10. arab...