Fri 2-May-2025

Ramona Wadi

Ramona Wadi is an independent researcher freelance journalist book reviewer and blogger. Her writing covers a range of themes in relation to Palestine Chile and Latin America. Her article appeared in MEMO.

EU’s delay in sanctioning Israel reflects compromised ‘peacebuilding’

According to Israeli Defence Minister Benny Gantz 1 July is not “a sacred date” to implement the proposed annexation of more Palestinian land.

EU diplomacy is profitable for Israel but a disaster for Palestine

Since Israel announced its plan to annex swathes of the occupied West Bank the EU has only hypothesised on what steps the bloc may take in response.

Israel’s one-state reality is facilitated by the int’l community

For several years the call for a one-state solution has been part of the alternatives to the two-state paradigm which forms the backdrop to international diplomacy on Palestine.

Normalizing Israeli violence during the pandemic

In April the Israeli Civil Administration stated that it would halt the demolition and destruction of Palestinian dwellings during the coronavirus pandemic.

The ICC does not pose a ‘strategic threat’ to Israel

Since the International Criminal Court (ICC) determined that Palestine is a state for the purpose of its investigations into war crimes committed by Israel against Palestinian civilians a fresh round of threats against the institution is taking place.

The EU helps Israel export its colonial violence

In 2018 the Israeli defense company Elbit won a €59 million ($63.7 million) contract to provide drone surveillance systems in the Mediterranean for the EU.

‘President Biden’ would not erase Trump’s concessions to Israel

US Democratic presidential contender Joe Biden will not reverse the Trump administration’s unilateral decision to move the US Embassy to Jerusalem if elected president.

UN reports about Israeli violations lack meaningful political action

While Israel and the Palestinian Authority were cooperating to curb the spread of the coronavirus Covid-19 occupation state and settler violence continued unhindered.

The Struggle Should Frame the Call for Freedom not COVID-19

The annual commemoration of Palestinian Prisoners’ Day can turn easily into a travesty of remembrance.

When humanitarian aid demeans political rights for Palestinians

As Gaza tries to impede the spread of coronavirus humanitarian aid albeit necessary is yet another reminder of how the international community continues to deny Palestinians their political rights and as a result the opportunity for autonomous decision-making.

When humanitarian aid demeans political rights for Palestinians

As Gaza tries to impede the spread of coronavirus humanitarian aid albeit necessary is yet another reminder of how the international community continues to deny Palestinians their political rights.

Palestinian prisoners don’t matter to Israel’s security narrative

Unsurprisingly Israel has not heeded requests to safeguard the health of Palestinian prisoners in its jails.

The EU supports UNRWA to safeguard its own diplomatic stance

The European Union is coming closer to admitting that there are political aims behind its funding of the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA).

UNRWA funding will never be enough

The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) has launched an appeal for funds in preparation for a possible outbreak of the coronavirus in Palestinian refugee camps.

There are precedents for America’s eradication of Palestinian identity

The international community has stated repeatedly that it will not accept any changes to issues related to Palestine upon which global consensus has been reached.

No sustainability for the Palestinians without their legitimate RoR

The UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) remains in perpetual financial crisis.

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