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Read Rashid Khalidi’s article about the 75th anniversary of the Nakba
In The Nation, renowned historian and USCPR advisory board member Rashid Khalidi writes a powerful article about the 75th anniversary of the Nakba, when Israeli…
USCPR’s ED shares the U.S. Military Funding to Israel Map on the Katie Halper Show
On the most recent episode of The Katie Halper Show, USCPR Executive Director Ahmad Abuznaid introduced our new U.S. Military Funding to Israel Map, which…
Listen to USCPR Advocacy Director’s interview on ending U.S. military funding to Israel
In a recent episode of The New Arab Voice podcast, USCPR Organizing & Advocacy Director Iman Abid delves into U.S. complicity in Israel’s violence against…
Read Darryl Li’s new op-ed: “Terrorism Torts and the Right to Colonize”
In a powerful article on the Law & Political Economy Project blog today, legal scholar and anthropologist Darryl Li breaks down the Jewish National Fund’s…
Dig deeper: Lawfare and the JNF’s colonial history
We live in a time of right-wing attacks on our freedom, our rights, and our struggle for justice, in response to the growing power of…
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib Introduces Nakba Resolution to U.S. Congress
In a landmark move, Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) introduced a resolution for Congress to recognize the 1948 Nakba. The Nakba, meaning catastrophe in English, marked…
On Al Jazeera: After Shireen Abu Akleh’s Murder, USCPR ED Demands Accountability
As we mourn Israel’s brutal killing of renowned Palestinian journalist Shireen Abu Akleh, we demand justice, accountability, and an independent investigation into this war crime….
USCPR Communications Director Coauthors Op-Ed on Anti-Palestinian Media Coverage in the Washington Post
In the Washington Post, Laura Albast, senior editor of digital strategy and communications at the Institute of Palestine Studies-USA, and USCPR’s very own Communications Director Cat Knarr…
