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The effort to link the apartheid label to the production of a global cultural boycott comparable to that faced by South Africa is both the most plausible theory of change and the primary objective of the BDS movement.

Spurred on by the concerns of Brown University alumni and students, CAMERA decided to investigate antisemitism and extremism at Brown University. What we found

Fronts of conflict amongst Palestinians, USG double standards, and AIPAC’s undemocratic control over the US government

This September marks the 30-year anniversary of the signing of the Israel-PLO ‘Declaration of Principles’ at a ceremony on the South Lawn of the White House, ushering in the era of the U.S.-led ‘Oslo peace process’.  Thirty years on, both peace and the international community’s self-declared goal of a two state outcome are more distant than ever: Israel’s occupation and illegal settlements are more deeply entrenched, and Palestinian political and governing institutions remain ineffe...

The One State Reality: What is Israel/Palestine? (Cornell University Press, 2023), edited by Michael Barnett, Nathan J. Brown, Marc Lynch and Shibley Telhami, argues that a one state reality already predominates in the territories controlled by Israel and that current facts on the ground force a reconsideration of foundational concepts such as state, sovereignty and nation.

The only Israelis' and Palestinians' peace, the two-state solution, is losing favor. "one-state reality" is an option. How does it look?

A new national strategy on countering antisemitism offers little guidance to college administrators, Michael Barnett and Nathan J. Brown write. These are difficult times for educators trying to maintain a space for the unfettered exchange of ideas in a cultural and political environment that is erecting more legal and regulatory guardrails to define what crosses the line from permissible to impermissible discourse.

Today’s challenges in America and Israel require resilience and support between two nations grappling with liberal democracy.

Four scholars argue Israel now exists as a "one-state reality" where Palestinians live in conditions akin to apartheid.

Debating Israel’s one-state reality.