Yousef Munayyer

What the US elec­tion can tell us about the Biden cam­paign, turnout and Trump’s po­lit­i­cal fu­ture.

How re­al­is­tic is it to ex­pect a glob­al event to be en­tire­ly de­tached from glob­al pol­i­tics?

The US and Eu­rope are in­creas­ing­ly tak­ing a back­seat in re­solv­ing the Pales­tin­ian-Is­raeli con­flict.

If Wash­ing­ton ac­cepts new Is­raeli de­mands, it moves the goal posts fur­ther away from a mid­dle ground for a just peace.

Every decade, an­oth­er episode of dis­pos­ses­sion and loss plays out for Pales­tin­ian refugees in trou­bled host coun­tries.

Sharon’s lega­cy is one of wan­ton de­struc­tion not just of Pales­tin­ian homes and lives, but of the peace process it­self.

Re­gard­less of what hap­pens dur­ing the peace talks, Is­rael will con­tin­ue to build il­le­gal set­tle­ments.

The EU’s ban on fund­ing groups in set­tle­ments is a step for­ward, but there is still a long way to go, writes au­thor.

Yousef Mu­nayy­er delves into the po­lit­i­cal out­look for the next ten years be­tween the USA, Pales­tine and Is­rael.

Re­mov­ing set­tlers from il­le­gal­ly con­struct­ed hous­ing in­evitably leads to at­tacks against near­by Pales­tin­ian vil­lages.