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Anatomy of Another Rebellion |
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MER217 |
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Tourists with Agendas |
One bizarre aspect about life in Palestine is the scrutiny to which we are subjected by journalists, researchers and political tourists who descend daily. Birzeit University is particularly attractive to researchers who come to “do... |
MER196 |
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Fading Flags |
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MER194 |
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Left In Limbo |
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MER179 |
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How to Stop Shamir |
Naomi Chazan is chair of the Truman Institute at Hebrew University, and author of Irridentism and International Policy (Lynne Rienner, 1991). Salim Tamari and Joel Beinin spoke with her in Jerusalem on December 30, 1991. ... |
MER175 |
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The Uprising's Dilemma |
As the Palestinian uprising enters its thirtieth month, it faces a crisis of direction. Its main achievement seems to lie behind: a spectacular ability to mobilize whole sectors of a civilian population, through networks of underground civilian... |
MER164 |
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Eyeless in Judea |
One of the major problems confronting the Israeli security forces during the Palestinian uprising was the disintegration, by June 1988, of Israel’s system of penetration and control over the clandestine national movement. First, the... |
MER164 |
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What the Uprising Means |
This article is adapted from a talk Salim Tamari gave at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies in Washington, DC on February 25, 1988. |
MER152 |
