Mohammed Al-Hafi

2 weeks ago | al-shabaka.org | Safa Joudeh |Mariam Barghouti |Mohammed Al-Hafi |Alaa Tartir

Topics See our analysis on civil society and how it shapes culture, politics, and policies Read our insights on the shifting political landscape and what it means for Palestine Learn more about the policies and practices shaping the Palestinian economy Strengthen your understanding of the unique conditions for Palestinian refugees across the Middle East Analysis In-depth analysis on existing or potential policies that impact possibilities for Palestinian liberation. Insights and perspectives...

1 month ago | al-shabaka.org | Mariam Barghouti |Mohammed Al-Hafi |Alaa Tartir |Tariq Kenney-Shawa

Topics See our analysis on civil society and how it shapes culture, politics, and policies Read our insights on the shifting political landscape and what it means for Palestine Learn more about the policies and practices shaping the Palestinian economy Strengthen your understanding of the unique conditions for Palestinian refugees across the Middle East Analysis In-depth analysis on existing or potential policies that impact possibilities for Palestinian liberation. Insights and perspectives...

1 month ago | al-shabaka.org | Mohammed Al-Hafi |Alaa Tartir |Tariq Kenney-Shawa |Dena Qaddumi

IntroductionAfter more than a year and a half of Israel’s genocidal assault—marked by mass killings, devastation, and profound loss—even speaking of Gaza’s future, let alone its reconstruction, feels impossible. Indeed, the rebuilding of Gaza feels increasingly out of reach amid stalled negotiations, the collapse of the ceasefire agreement, and the relentless bombardment of people and place.

1 month ago | al-shabaka.org | Mohammed Al-Hafi |Alaa Tartir |Tariq Kenney-Shawa |Dena Qaddumi

After more than a year and a half of Israel’s genocidal assault—marked by mass killings, devastation, and profound loss—even speaking of Gaza’s future, let alone its reconstruction, feels impossible. Indeed, the rebuilding of Gaza feels increasingly out of reach amid stalled negotiations, the collapse of the ceasefire agreement, and the relentless bombardment of people and place.

Jun 25, 2024 | al-shabaka.org | Fathi Nimer |Omar Shaban |Salman Al-Zurai’i |Mohammed Al-Hafi

On May 17, 2024, the US Central Command (CENTCOM) began operating a temporary floating pier off the coast of Gaza. The pier’s construction was purportedly part of a rapid international response to ensure larger flows of humanitarian and relief aid into Gaza amid Israel’s ongoing genocide and escalating warnings of wide-spreading famine and food insecurity for two million Palestinians.