Palestinian narrative

Palestinian-led contingent in the New York Pride Parade, June 27, 2021. (Gili Getz)
Palestinian-Americans are turning the tide of US policy
Overcoming distance and fragmentation, a new generation of diaspora Palestinians is dismantling Israel's monopoly over the U.S. conversation.
By Tariq Kenney-Shawa September 16, 2021
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir during an interview for CBS, November 11, 1973. Milner Moshe/GPO)
US media talks a lot about Palestinians — just without Palestinians
Although major U.S. newspapers hosted thousands of opinion pieces on Israel-Palestine over 50 years, hardly any were actually written by Palestinians.
By Maha Nassar October 2, 2020
Illustrative photo of Palestinian refugees fleeing during the Nakba.
Don’t wait for Israeli archives to prove what Palestinians already know
Israeli authorities are deliberately concealing historical documents to undermine evidence of the state’s dark and violent origins. And the world is still falling for it. The village of Safsaf (“willow” in Arabic) appears on page 490 of the newest edition of Walid Khalidi’s All That Remains, a seminal book that catalogues 418 Palestinian communities that were…
By Amjad Iraqi July 7, 2019
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Soldiers in the studios of Israel’s Army Radio. (Tomer Neuberg/Flash)
IDF radio commander: Don’t call it the West Bank
Yaron Deckel, who heads the third most popular radio station in Israel, orders his staff to refrain from using the term, saying it has been ‘adopted by the Palestinians and the Left.’ The commander of Israel’s Army Radio has ordered his staff to refrain from using the term “West Bank” while on air. Yaron Deckel,…
By Edo Konrad May 4, 2017
Tourists riding camels in Israel [illustrative] (photo: flickr / idovermani CC BY 2.0)
Countering single-narrative academic tours of Israel
A number of programs bring international professors to Israel, shaping the way they teach their students about the country and conflict. What’s missing is a Palestinian narrative. But can any alternative program match the all-expenses-paid tours and luxurious accommodations offered by the hasbara-centric Israel programs? By Olga Gershenson In the last few years, a new discipline…
By +972 Magazine January 30, 2013
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