Panel I: “Palestinian Refugees: Waiting to Return”; Panel II: “BDS: Activism and Strategy for Change”; Panel III: “U.S Mediation in the Future of Palestine”; Panel IV: “Jerusalem: A Core Issue”
Video and Edited Transcript Raed Jarrar, Adil Shamoo & Sami AlbannaTranscript No. 414 (3 September 2014) 3 September 2014 The Palestine CenterWashington, DC Yousef Munayyer: Getting into today’s event, which is titled “Iraq in Crisis: Understanding the Challenges Confronting the Nation” – obviously this is an issue that has been in … Read more
In this talk, Samer Abdelnour explores the topic of Israel and the apartheid analogy, presenting a novel framework through which to better understand and challenge the complex nature of Israeli apartheid.
Nidal Sliman and Phyllis Bennis discuss the role of international organizations in Palestine in the past, as well as their future role, in light of recent Palestinian efforts to obtain membership and recognition (in particular from the UN and the ICC).
In this panel, Michele Dunne and Muhammad Jenab Tutunji discuss the role of foreign state actors in the most recent peace negotiations and both positive and negative effects of outside actors on the process.
UNRWA (17 January 2014) – How much longer must children suffer from hunger? How much longer must women die in childbirth for lack of medical care? How much longer must we be barred from the besieged Yarmouk refugee camp in Damascus and the many thousands of desperate and vulnerable civilians caught up in Syria’s conflict? How much longer will we allow such unimaginable civilian suffering?
Panel I – Prospect for Palestinian Freedom: Assessing the “peace process” and exploring alternatives; Panel II – Sectarianism Spinning out of Control: The drivers and victims of hate; Panel III – Palestine in the Middle: Effects of regional conflict on the future of Palestine and its Politics; Panel IV – A Return to the Cold War?: The foreign policies of great powers and regional players
Panel IV; A Return To The Cold War?: The foreign policies of great powers and regional players; with Dr. Shibley Telhami, Dr. Toby C. Jones, Mr. Trita Parsi and Mr. Paul R. Pillar. Moderated by Mr. Omar Fayez, Esq.
Panel I – Revolution: Where It Came From and Where It Is Heading, Panel II – Palestinian National Strategy: Evaluating and Re-Evaluating, Panel III – Covering the Uprisings: Perspectives, Biases and the role of the Media, Panel IV – U.S. Foreign Policy toward a Revolutionary Region: Opportunities and Responsibilities
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