De-Healthification: Israel’s Engineered Collapse of Palestinian Life
Layth Malhis names the decades-long, deliberate dismantling of Palestinian health care "de-healthification" and sets out how to pursue accountability for it.
The ICJ Opinions on Palestine: Possibilities and Limitations
Dana Farraj weighs what the ICJ's three advisory opinions on Palestine can achieve and where they stop, and what states and advocates should do with them.
Israel’s Yellow Line in Gaza: Annexation without Legal Burden
Ahmad Ibsais argues that Israel uses the Yellow Line in Gaza to control Palestinian land without the legal and political cost of declaring annexation.
De-development Revisited: Palestinian Economy and Society Since Oslo
Sara Roy argues that since Oslo, Israeli closure policy has deepened the de-development of the Palestinian economy and ruled out real development.
‘We Will Memorise Our Home’: Exploring Settler Colonialism as an Interpretive Framework for Kashmir
Mushtaq and Amin examine India’s military occupation of Kashmir through the lens of settler colonialism and its long-running matrix of control.