Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
As outlined in this commentary, my research has been concerned with the continuing impact of the Arab Spring uprisings on the question of Palestine. Erupting in December 2010 in Tunisia, the movements of popular protests swept through other key states in the Middle East and North African (MENA) (...)
Devoid of strategy, the PA has returned to its role as a subcontractor of the occupation. Luckily, the richest source of Palestinian power is in its grassroots.
On Tuesday evening, the Middle East Institute hosted the first part of a webinar series titled “The Future of Palestinian Politics (...)
You live in Ramallah with your husband and 3-year old daughter. How does the Israeli military occupation affect you as a woman, mother and activist?
Sama Anfous: The occupation affects us in many ways, but we feel it especially when we travel outside of the city. My husband and I are both (...)
Israel’s second general election of the year has demonstrated more clearly than ever that the most important oppositional force in the country is its Palestinian minority.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has made it a habit, at times of political exigency, to incite vocally and explicitly (...)
Leaders of Arab Joint List say prime minister’s incitement against Palestinian citizens of Israel could backfire.
Jaffa, Israel - Days ahead of a national parliamentary vote the streets of this Palestinian city, which was absorbed into the Tel Aviv municipality after 1948, were buzzing with election fervour.
Campaign posters for the Arab Joint List, an electoral alliance of four Palestinian parties, are visible across the ancient port city. The faces of the Joint List’s main candidates (...)
We publish the response of the alQaws Palestinian LGBT group to the latest repressive moves by the Palestinian Authority, as well as their warning about Israeli “pinkwashing” of the crisis.
The Palestinian Authority has rescinded a ban on a gay and transgender advocacy group that caused (...)
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in Haifa on Thursday to protest against LGBT violence, following the stabbing of a transgender Arab teen. ‘The protest represents a voice calling for liberation without restraints – not of the occupiers, and not of the patriarchy.’
The queer Palestinian (...)
A comprehensive view of the history and the present state of cultural resistance in the occupied West Bank.
RESISTANCE through art is the leitmotif of this remarkable book that offers a detailed documentation of the first decade of a heroic experiment that has come to be known as The Freedom (...)
In 2017, the Palestinian Islamist group Hamas made news by taking three major steps that did not involve firing a single shot: it issued a new charter; it elected a new leadership; and it allowed the administration in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip to answer to the ministries of the (...)
How the PLO went from building a developmental state in exile to accepting a neoliberal economy under colonialism.
On the eve of the dismemberment of the Palestinian Liberation Organization’s (PLO) military apparatus and its related civil and political infrastructure in Lebanon in 1982, even (...)
If a people one day wills to live fate must answer its call And the night must fade and the chain must break – Abou-Al-kacem El-Chebbi (Tunisia)
Occupied Palestine, October 13 - The Palestinian Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions National Committee (BNC), the largest Palestinian civil society (...)
Some 20 political parties and social movements from both sides of the Green Line issued an historic declaration in support of the social protests currently rocking Israel and their necessary linkage to the struggle against Israel’s occupation and colonial policies.
Together for putting an end (...)
June 1, 2010 — The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemns the latest Israeli massacre on the high seas, in international waters, the brutal assault on the international Freedom Flotilla to Gaza on May 31, 2010.
The Israeli state terror pirates, said the Front, attacked the (...)
June 1, 2009
Ahmad Sa’adat speaks from isolation in Asqelan: The so-called “Two state solution” is a threat to the Palestinian people and the right to return Ahmad Sa’adat, General Secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, said in a letter issued from isolation in Asqelan (...)
Khalida Jarrar is a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and the Palestinian Legislative Council.
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Let’s start with the PFLP opinion about the Obama administration and the new Israeli government. Do you think that the new US (...)
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine calls upon the Greek movement, the Greek people and all international progressive forces to halt the planned shipment of U.S. arms to Israel from the Greek port of Astakos. International media reports have revealed that the U.S. Navy is (...)
Palestinian human rights organizations strongly condemn the recent military attacks carried out by the Israeli occupying forces in the Gaza Strip on 27 December 2008. The attacks began at approximately 11:30 am and lasted for approximately three hours. These attacks have destroyed most of the (...)
The Central Committee of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine expresses its mourning to the Palestinian people, the Arab people and all free people of the world, for its founder and the leader of its march, Dr. George Habash, Al-Hakim, founder of the Arab Nationalist Movement and (...)
Palestinian factions plan an alternative to the Annapolis conference and it will convene in Damascus, reports Khaled Amayreh from Ramallah
The Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority (PA) has been making frantic efforts to block the “national conference” that the Hamas-led opposition plans to (...)
A glimmer of hope for an end to Palestinian infighting, predicts Saleh Al-Naami
He didn’t try to hide his resentment as a reporter on the local radio cited a Hamas leader as saying that the movement had reached an agreement with Fatah to initiate dialogue with the aim of ending their current (...)
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