Loud & Clear
Fifty Percent, Conditional: Women and the Politics of Voice
Women are often counted as half, yet heard on conditions. This essay examines how...
Studying Through the War: The Story of Nebal and Mariam
When Nebal and Mariam speak about Beit Hanoun, they do so carefully, sometimes haltingly,...
Do Arabs Wear Red?
Heart disease kills more women than any other condition worldwide. It causes about one...
From Wadi Salib to Revolution: Palestinian Women and the Struggle for Liberation
Growing up in Haifa, Wadi Salib was part of my everyday geography. This is...
Palestinian Women and Political Imagination Beyond Genocide
Political imagination is the most fiercely contested ground in the Palestinian struggle. While international...
Peace over Coffee
They didn’t speak the same language. In fact, they did not even share one....
Who has the right to tell the other’s story? Men writing the feminine
This paper examines the question of “men writing the feminine” through a critical analysis...
The Science of Asymmetry, and What It Reveals About Women
Women are often described as “fifty percent” of the world. The number sounds precise,...
How Do Women in Gaza Resist?
It is a contentious question that surfaces every eighth of March, followed by a...
Community Strategies Confronting Organized Crime Targeting Palestinian Citizens of Israel
IntroductionOrganized crime has become one of the most pressing challenges facing the Arab Palestinian...
How Women Can Guarantee that Capitalism and Patriarchy Will Not Return in the Future?
The fact that the proportion of women around the world has been around 50%...
You’re Asleep
You’re asleep. Dreaming, perhaps. Through the kaleidoscopic dream, intertwined in it, you hear male...