Studies
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Water That Does Not Quench: A Tale of Thirst in Gaza in the Time of Genocide
The water blockade and the systematic destruction of the water infrastructure in the Gaza Strip have led to a severe…
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Israel in U.S. Opinion Polls: Negative Views, Partisan Divisions, a Generational Gap, and Competing Interests
The U.S.–Israeli relationship has been one of the most enduring relationships in U.S. foreign policy. Its continuity has rested on…
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What Will Change When Netanyahu Falls?
There is a prevailing view that the upcoming Israeli Knesset elections, scheduled for October, are of exceptional importance because their…
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Genocide and Settlement Expansion: A Summary of Israeli Violations in July 2026
July 2026 reveals a simultaneous escalation in patterns of Israeli control over Palestinian land and people, extending from the Gaza…
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Settlement Beyond the Official Maps… How the “Halamish” Settlement Controls an Area More Than Ten Times Its Own Size
In June 2024, during a closed conference of the “Religious Zionism” party, Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich revealed part of…
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Leadership Crisis in Israeli Opposition: Will Gadi Eisenkot Be Netanyahu’s Alternative?
Saher Ghazawey & Karim Kurt Israeli politics has been marked by volatility and instability since 2019, reflected in the rapid…
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Civil War Looms over Lebanon… Will the Israeli Objective Be Achieved?
“O my people in Lebanon – all of Lebanon, beware of fitna (internal strife)!” With these words, Lebanese Parliament Speaker…
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Why Hasn’t Israel’s Economy Collapsed Despite Prolonged War?
Since 7 October 2023, Israel has been engaged in a sustained, multi-front military campaign. What began with Israel’s genocidal onslaught…
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Israel’s Bid to Join the African Union: A Conflict of Interests, Jurisdictions, and Principles
Israeli efforts to join the African continental organization in an observer capacity have not ceased since its founding, whether during…
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Educide in Gaza: The Future of a Generation at Stake
Amid more than two and a half years of continuing genocide in the Gaza Strip, the education sector has suffered…
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Whether Hormuz Reopens or Not, The Fuel Crisis Never Ends in The West Bank
Every escalation in the region triggers renewed panic over fuel supplies in the West Bank. Long queues at petrol stations…
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Palestinians in the 1948 Territories: The Historical Context of the Struggle Against the Colonial System
For decades, a widely circulated narrative has held that “the Arabs inside [Israel] have their own particularity,” an argument often…
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