IMEU Institute for Middle East Understanding
The Palestinian “Nakba” (“catastrophe” in Arabic) refers to the mass expulsion of Palestinian Arabs from British Mandate Palestine during Israel’s creation (1947-49). The Nakba was not an unintended result of war. It was a deliberate and systematic act necessary for the creation of a Jewish majority state in historic Palestine, which was overwhelmingly Arab prior to 1948.
on April 5, 2023
Environmental apartheid refers to Israel’s systematic exploitation of the environment in Palestine/Israel and the discriminatory system by which Palestinians are dispossessed of their land, water, and other natural resources while being disproportionately impacted by ecological damage caused by Israel.
on November 3, 2022
The Temple Mount movement (also known as the Temple Mount Faithful) is an extremist messianic Jewish movement.
on April 26, 2022
The following document provides an overview of Israel’s violations of Palestinian human rights over the course of 2021 and January 2022.
on February 2, 2022