To mark the opening of Empty Cradles: Israel’s Disappeared Children at the Brunei Gallery, we interview one of the curators about the importance of sharing these stories, and what he hopes visitors will take away from the exhibition.
Al-Qaws – Arabic for ‘rainbow’ – was established independently in 2007 and works to provide services and support for LGBTQ+ Palestinians.
Last week was the Jewish celebration of Tu BiShvat. Although it’s commemoration varies annually, this year the holiday fell on the 27th and 28th of
In the past, Judaism has been able to accommodate to changed circumstances. This will also be the case this year, thanks to COVID-19.
Despite recent calls for sanctions on Israel by 127 British MP’s, the government’s lack of clear opposition to the US-Israeli plan to begin annexation of
The Iranian Major General was killed by a US air strike in Iraq on Friday.
What affect does the occupation have on constitutional changes around the creation of a “Jewish State”?
Can Israel identify as a “Jewish State”? Aeyal Gross explores the legal arguments.
“Frankly, I don’t see this as anything but yet another modality of control by Israel.”
Dr Dina Matar explains how her book informed the recent animated film ‘The Tower’
Dr Yair Wallach and Dr Dina Matar weigh in
Tamim Al-Barghouti, one of the most important and popular Arab poets of his generation, is at SOAS on 26-27 June
