This paper attempts to address the injustice of water resource allocation, access and consumptionin the occupied Palestinian territory (oPt). Water is controlled by Israeli authorities who allocate the resource through a series of military orders and practices that discriminate against [...]
Published on Jul 12, 2012 A seemingly endless debate over politics, religion and territory is coming to a train station near you. An explosive ad about Israel is now igniting a firestorm of controversy. The display shows shrinking [...]
The Thirsting for Justice Campaign calls on supporters worldwide to sign-up to its summer challenge by living on 24 liters of water for 24 hours, a reality faced by many Palestinians in the West Bank. Related link Click Here
Between June 2011 and June 2012, UNRWA’s Barrier Monitoring Unit (BMU) and the Applied Research Institute Jerusalem (ARIJ) conducted joint research on the environmental impacts of the Barrier, the effects on Palestinian livelihoods, and the already-vulnerable Palestine refugee population. This [...]
On Thursday March 8, 2012 the ARIJ Administration headed by Director General Dr. Jad Isaac and the Board of Directors represented by President Dr. Nasri Qumsieh honored the women working at ARIJ in celebration of The International Women's Day. The [...]
The economic cost of continued Israeli occupation of the Palestinian Territory; local, regional and international efforts towards mitigating it. Cairo, Egypt, 6 and 7 February 2012 ReliefWeb report on the conference
The Israeli military occupation of the Palestinian territory imposes a huge price tag on the Palestinian economy. Israeli restrictions prevent Palestinians from accessing much of their land and from exploiting most of their natural resources; they isolate the Palestinians from [...]
Introduction The Palestinian issue lies at the heart of the Arab - Israeli conflict, which has been going on for sixty years. The Madrid conference offered a historic opportunity for arriving at a lasting peace in the Middle East, based [...]
This paper gives a succinct historical and legal overview of the city of Jerusalem. It further determines whether and to what extent and under which conditions can the construction of a civilian tramway be considered an internationally wrongful act under [...]
Funded by: Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs (DANIDA) Partners: Dan Church Aid (DCA) Starting Date: October 2011 Ending Date: December 2011 This project aims to provide targeted households with green energy enough to cover all house needs, while helping [...]
