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“You cannot militarily destroy a freedom struggle.” In this recent interview with BBC, Jadaliyya co-editor Noura Erakat Noura Erakat demonstrated what it means to stand against gratuitous media biases, or what she often refers to as the “both-sidesing” of the cruel degradation of Palestinians. The disturbing tendency of many... show more

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Fire from @Jadaliyya Co-Editor, Noura Erakat Noura Erakat, as she addresses the Rafah evacuation orders, failure to end the slaughter, and media complicity on the BBC last night [Original/Live version with Captions]

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“What we’ve learned about Palestinians is the duality of their invisibility and their power," says Noura Erakat. "They are not recognized as made of flesh, that they have a life of dignity and a normal life to return to, that mothers grieve, that fathers grieve, that there is love for one another." What Have We Learned? Israel’s Genocide — One Year On w/ Noura Erakat and Bassam Haddad (Sep 2024)

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"That's my grandma's mosque, who was born in 1937, before Israel was established." Noura Erakat (Noura Erakat) spoke with Democracy Now! about the San Diego mosque shooting and the mass dehumanization of Muslims by American media and the political class. She reminds us that Randy Fine, who has compared Muslims to dogs, was never held accountable, while Rashida Tlaib was censured for standing up for Palestinians three months into Israel’s televised genocide in Gaza. Watch the clip here:

"That's my grandma's mosque, who was born in 1937, before Israel was established." Noura Erakat (Noura Erakat) spoke with Democracy Now! about the San Diego mosque shooting and the mass dehumanization of Muslims by American media and the political class. She reminds us that Randy Fine, who has compared Muslims to dogs, was never held accountable, while Rashida Tlaib was censured for standing up for Palestinians three months into Israel’s televised genocide in Gaza. Watch the clip here:

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After human rights attorney Noura Erakat testified at the UN Security Council on the legal arguments for why Israel’s war in Gaza constitutes genocide, U.S. envoy Dorothy Shea responded by labeling it “false” and “antisemitic.” Erakat told Drop Site that while Palestinians have long described their suffering as the Nakba, using the term genocide is important because it strips away the lie of legitimacy. Wars, she explained, can still be defended as lawful even if they include atrocities; genocide, by definition, never can. That’s why Israel’s stated aims, “destroying Hamas, freeing captives,” are nothing but “cover.” The true goal, she asserted, is to eliminate Palestinians’ very capacity to resist. Naming it genocide forces recognition of Israel’s intent: the destruction of a people. Sharif Kouddous شريف عبد القدوس | Noura Erakat

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