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February 26, 2021
Was the Killing of Ahmad Erekat an Extrajudicial Execution?
A novel forensic analysis questions the Israeli narrative justifying the high-profile shooting and raises serious questions about the police’s conduct.
Noura Erakat, Mouin Rabbani and Angela Davis
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Foreign PolicySeptember 14, 2018
Team Trump’s Magical Thinking on Palestine
The administration has a predilection for disruptive gestures, but it’s not such a radical departure from decades of US policy.
Mouin Rabbani
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Middle EastOctober 21, 2015
Is This the 3rd Palestinian Intifada?
The current uprising could advance the cause of liberation—but only if it’s transformed into a nonviolent mass movement, coordinated closely with international solidarity activists.
Norman G. Finkelstein, Mouin Rabbani and Jamie Stern-Weiner
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War and PeaceMay 12, 2011
The Fatah-Hamas Accord
The agreement to end the schism between the two Palestinian factions reflects the profound political changes underway in the Middle East.
Mouin Rabbani
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Regions and CountriesJanuary 12, 2006
Palestinian Dilemmas
Will Palestinians be compelled to live by Ariel Sharon’s repressive vision or will they compel Israel to accept genuine self-determination for the Palestinian people?
Mouin Rabbani
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ActivismMarch 27, 2003
Dispatch From Jordan
The shockingly awful Anglo-American invasion of Iraq means that Jordan is now literally situated between two wars: To the west, the increasingly bloody Israeli-Palestinian confrontation is now
Mouin Rabbani
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Regions and CountriesFebruary 22, 2001
Fields of Thorns in Palestine
The Palestinian uprising in the West Bank and Gaza Strip began in late September 2000 as a wave of popular protest against Ariel Sharon’s belligerent incursion into Jerusalem’s sacred Haram al-Sharif.
Mouin Rabbani