Jordan stops cooperation with US deportations of Palestinians
13 June 2019
Amman unilaterally canceled agreement with US in November, court filing reveals. Read more about Jordan stops cooperation with US deportations of Palestinians
Abdelhaleem Ashqar
Drama on the tarmac: US judge foils secret deportation to Israel
7 June 2019
ICE deported Abdelhaleem Ashqar on a chartered plane after lying to his family and lawyer. Read more about Drama on the tarmac: US judge foils secret deportation to Israel
Remembering Muhammad Salah
26 April 2016
Late community leader’s acquittal helped dissipate fear, encourage support for others targeted by post-9/11 prosecutions. Read more about Remembering Muhammad Salah
US sued over "terrorist" designation that has robbed Palestinian American of basic rights for 17 years
6 September 2012
A lawsuit filed yesterday challenges the 1995 classification of Palestinian American Muhammad Salah as a “specially designated terrorist.” Read more about US sued over "terrorist" designation that has robbed Palestinian American of basic rights for 17 years
US government moves to criminalize Palestine solidarity
27 June 2011
In an op-ed published by Al Jazeera English today, I write about the US government’s attempts to criminalize the Palestine solidarity activists — including the State Department’s threats to prosecute activists involved with the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. I also appeared on Al Jazeera English’s The Stream today to discuss FBI raids and subpoenas targeting activists. Read more about US government moves to criminalize Palestine solidarity
US activists face new repression as political prisoners fight for justice
15 November 2010
For decades the United States government has attempted to criminalize work in the Palestinian community in support of their national liberation cause. A special feature by The Electronic Intifada shows that in recent years, this repression has increased dramatically. Read more about US activists face new repression as political prisoners fight for justice