The First Intifada (1987–1993): History of Palestine’s Uprising
A rigorous account of First Intifada history: origins in Jabalia 1987, UNLU organizing, civil resistance tactics, Rabin’s ‘break their bones’ policy, and 1,070+ Palestinian deaths.
The Second Intifada (2000–2005): Causes, Course, and Legacy
The Second Intifada’s real causes, course, and legacy — from Sharon’s Temple Mount provocation to the separation barrier’s ICJ ruling. 1,200-word analysis.
The PLO: A History of Palestinian Political Representation
From its 1964 founding to Oslo and beyond, this history of PLO Palestinian representation traces how the body rose, compromised, and lost legitimacy.
The Palestinian Authority: Structure, Powers, and Real Limitations
The Palestinian Authority’s structure, powers, and real limitations explained — from Oslo’s Area A/B/C divide to Israel’s tax revenue leverage and security coordination.
The Oslo Accords: What Palestinians Gained and What They Lost
The Oslo Accords promised Palestinians a path to statehood. An honest accounting of what they gained, what they lost, and what was deferred indefinitely.
The Gaza Fishing Zone: What the Law Allows vs What the Israeli Navy Enforces
The Gaza fishing zone limit tells a stark story: Oslo II promised 20 nautical miles, but the Israeli navy enforces 3–6 miles—and fires within even those lines.
The First Intifada (1987–1993): Causes, Tactics, and Lasting Legacy
The First Intifada (1987–1993): explore the causes, tactics, and lasting legacy of the Palestinian uprising that changed the conflict forever.
Area C: How Much Land, Who Controls It, and Palestinian Access
Area C land control: Israel holds civil and military authority over 60% of the West Bank, where 300,000 Palestinians face demolitions and permit denial.
Area A, B, and C: The West Bank’s Three-Tier Reality, Explained
Area A, B, and C divide the West Bank into three tiers of control. Here’s what those lines mean for Palestinian daily life under occupation.