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Spring 2012, Issue 49

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Editorial

The Violence of Exclusion

Jerusalem Quarterly’s production manager, Tina Sherwell, travels almost daily from her home in Jerusalem’s Shu‘fat refugee camp to Ramallah where she is the co-director of Palestine’s International Academy of Art. A constant, if malevolent, companion on her journey over the last decade has been the evolution of the Qalandia checkpoint (and its progeny barriers and obstacles), dividing East Jerusal ...more

Features

Nadera Shalhoub-Kervorkian
It’s like living in a trap. If I try to dream, they rebuke me: “Remember, remember, you are Palestinian and dreams are not allowed.” If I try to object or complain the whole world tells me, “Your history is the suffering of your people, the history ...more
Hagop Arsenian & Arda Arsenian Ekmekji
These pages are excerpted from Hagop Arsenian’s diary of his deportation from his native village of Ovajik in Turkey and his harrowing journey to Jerusalem (1915-1916). After months of hardship in Meskene, “one of the most infamous stations of the A ...more
Tina Sherwell
Sliman Mansour is one of the most prominent Palestinian artists working today who has created many memorable works that are part of the Palestinian collective memory and identity. His practice spans several decades in which he has distilled the expe ...more
Ruba Saleh
Walaja is an attractive Palestinian village eight kilometers southwest of Jerusalem and five kilometers northwest of Bethlehem. Rich in traditional agricultural terraces and a fascinating natural landscape, it also boasts a singular natural legacy, ...more
Musa Budeiri
In the introduction to a new edition of his 1979 study, The Palestinian Communist Party 1919-1948: Arab and Jew in the Struggle for Internationalism (Haymarket Books 2010), Musa Budeiri reflects on the shortcomings and successes of the Palestine Com ...more
Yudith Oppenheimer
The mayor of Jerusalem gets up one fine morning and decides that 70,000 residents – native Jerusalemites – shall no longer be part of the city. Does the mayor have the authority to make such a decision? No. But Jerusalem is unlike any other city. A ...more

Book Reviews

Raja Shehadeh
I read this book on a Kindle. The copy we ordered from London never arrived: Israel had stopped international mail to the West Bank several months ago. Electronic book delivery becomes important when you live subject to the whims of Israeli official ...more
Penny Johnson
“You know things ain’t right,” writes Gazan Laila El-Haddad in a 2005 blog, “when a child has become so accustomed to warplanes that he confuses them with birds.” (p. 35) Her one-year-old son Yusuf has just identified an Israeli warplane flying over ...more
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