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JPRS 3rd Ed: The 10th Palestinians in Europe Conference

The 10th Palestinians in Europe Conference Reaffirming the right of return and launching Palestinian prisoners campaign   The annual conference of Palestinians in Europe is an important initiative determined in

JPRS 3rd Ed: Popular resistance: strategic or tactical

Popular resistance is entering into the Palestinian milieu, particularly during the current stride towards Palestinian reconciliation. As a concept, popular resistance has achieved moral authority by the precedent set by

JPRS 3rd Ed: Houses and Streets Drown: Rain Water Pours on to Gaza Refugee Camps

As rain stops and clouds dissipate, Um Ahmad hurried to prepare her four children to go to school. After saying them good-by, she vented a sigh of relief and went

JPRS 3rd Ed: Avidgor’s Ascent

The ascension of Avigdor Leiberman, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s overtly racist foreign minister, is not only disastrous in its own right, but also represents a culmination of longstanding Israeli policies

JPRS 3rd Ed: Talking Palestine to power

    Today, there is no excuse for not knowing the truth about Palestine. Even taking the disinformation spread in mainstream media, there are enough glimpses one gets of an

JPRS 3rd Ed: Palestine and the UN

When Mahmoud Abbas stood up to deliver his speech to the United Nations in September, he addressed them “on behalf of the Palestinian people in the homeland and in the

JPRS 3rd Ed: China’s rise: a game changer for Palestine?

China’s rise and the implications it has on the global order have been topics of considerable academic and political discussion. As China continues to solidify its position as a key

JPRS 3rd Ed: Tahrir Square 2011 – a personal perspective

Listening to the commentators, journalists and reviewers giving their retrospectives on 2011, many seemed to put the events in Egypt in early 2011 at the very top of their pick

JPRS 3rd Ed: Israel and the Arab Spring

It was bewildering to see Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, welcoming the Arab spring. It was even more puzzling to see its president, Shimon Peres, repeatedly support and salute these

JPRS 3rd Ed: Sayyid Darwish: music to Palestinian ears

Why write about an Egyptian composer who died in 1923? The answer is the very same reason that this issue of the Journal of Palestinian Refugee Studies is focusing on

JPRS 3rd Ed: Palestinians in Egypt after the Egyptian revolution

Relationships between Palestinian refugees have deepened where previously they lacked a unifying entity for three decades. The Arab Spring has restored and strengthened this bond. Adel Abdel Rahman, supervisor of

JPRS 3rd Ed: Palestinian Refugees Affected by the 2011 Libyan Uprising: A Brief Overview

Palestinian Refugees Affected by the 2011 Libyan Uprising: A Brief Overview   Elena Fiddian-Qasmiyeh, Refugee Studies Centre[*]   Whilst Palestinians in Libya remain a largely invisible population, overshadowed by the

JPRS 3rd Ed: From the Director

In recent history, Palestinians, more than any other, have been at the bitter end of seismic shifts in the Middle. Starting with the Nakba in 1948 when there was a

Read 3rd Ed of JPRS Magazine: From the Editor

In the volatile political climate of the Middle East, Israel’s domination and subjugation of Palestine remains constant. Early dismantling of Palestine was followed by a slow disappearance, with sudden interruptions