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From science to classical music, Israel clamps down on Palestinian culture
The last months have seen Israel crack down on cultural figures and intellectuals in the occupied territories. Critics say the attacks are part of a larger strategy of suppressing Palestinian civil society.
By
Robert Swift
August 26, 2020
How Europe could rethink its economic ties with Israel
Israel has ignored EU criticisms of West Bank annexation while enjoying funds for science and technology. It will not halt its plans if relations are unchanged.
By
Robert Swift
and
Ben Fisher
June 10, 2020
Israeli Right renews its fight on funding for human rights orgs
Legislative attacks on EU funding of human rights activities could backfire by forcing the Europeans to revisit the basis for its entire economic relationship with Israel — something that not even BDS has succeeded at accomplishing. The Israeli Right is once again seeking to introduce legislation that would limit the ability of human rights and…
By
Noam Sheizaf
April 27, 2015
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Report: EU to bypass its own anti-settlements guidelines
Israeli and European officials are reportedly nearing an agreement that would allow Israeli institutions to continue operating freely in the West Bank while enjoying EU grants. In coordination with Israeli officials, the EU is about to introduce a solution that would allow Israeli institutions — which are invested in or profit from the occupation —…
By
Noam Sheizaf
October 17, 2013
Why the EU shouldn’t amend its new settlement guidelines
This might be remembered as a key moment in determining the future of the occupation. In an effort to preserve the alliance with settlers and maintain its current settlement policies, the government will demand key provisions of the EU guidelines be changed or postponed. One of the most important rounds of talks on the future of the…
By
Noam Sheizaf
August 11, 2013
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