JPRS: Reflections of the national narrative on the indigenous Palestinian minority in Israel

Khalid Arar Kussai Haj Yehia Fadia Ibrahim*   Introduction A narrative is a description and interpretation of reality through a cultural perspective, and it usually expresses a collective memory that

JPRS: The Naqab: Zionist designs, neoliberal machinations and Bedouin resistance

Nick Rodrigo For Israel, the Naqab desert is an important site for a Zionist political thought to be enacted. Hebracised to “Negev” in 1948, the area would be a

JPRS: Palestinian Refugees in the shadow of the demand for “Israel’s Jewishness”

    By Hisham Naffa Despite all the attempts at escaping or avoiding the Nakba, it still finds its way back into Israeli awareness. Facing locked doors, the Nakba enters

Censoring the Memory of the Nakba

    By Charlie Hoyle*   Introduction The Nakba, or “Catastrophe,” of 1948 remains the single most decisive date in contemporary Palestinian history. While the State of Israel