1. Bills, Resolutions 2. Congress Continues to Stoke Hysteria Over Student Protests for Palestinian Rights 3. Letters 4. Hearings & Markups 5. Selected Media &…

In this episode of Occupied Thoughts, FMEP Fellow Peter Beinart speaks with analyst Seth Binder about the technicalities of U.S. aid to Israel. They discuss the ways…

Webinar featuring Miranda Cleland, Defense for Children International-Palestine & Hamdi Shaqqura, Palestinian Center for Human Rights in conversation with 2023 FMEP Fellow Dr. Yara Asi…

“‘Some observers seem to assume that it is merely about virtue signaling and grandstanding, but careful reading of the text of HR 6408 strongly suggests something much more serious,’ wrote Lara Friedman in her Foundation for Middle East Peace newsletter. ‘This would be: enabling a new category of legal harassment of NGOs [non-government organizations], focused in the first instance on those that engage with Palestinians or on Palestinian issues, but also enabling attacks on NGOs working in any sector and on any issues.'”

MEI/FMEP 2024 Congressional Briefing Series: The Gaza Catastrophe How We Got Here Listen to this webinar as a podcast Recorded on April 19, 2024 Featuring: Mkhaimar…

New from FMEP Gaza Region//Global River to the Sea U.S. Scene Media//Lawfare//Quashing Criticism of Israel Perspectives//Long Reads  NEW FROM FMEP Dead, Disabled, Displaced, Detained, Orphaned:…

Welcome to FMEP’s Weekly Settlement Report, covering everything you need to know about Israeli settlement activity this week. To subscribe to this report, please click here.…

1. Bills, Resolutions 2. Emergency $$/Weapons for Israel Back on the Agenda (& more!) 3. Letters 4. Hearings & Markups 5. Selected Media & Press…

In this episode of Occupied Thoughts, political analyst Khalil Sayegh joins FMEP Fellow Peter Beinart to look at the current situation on the ground in Gaza, where…

“The high-stakes war has found especially fertile ground on social media, where some Palestinian rights activists say they are disproportionately named, shamed and punished. ‘The intent here is not just to punish but also to have a chilling effect,’ said Lara Friedman, president of the Foundation for Middle East Peace, a think tank. ‘It’s to send a message to people that … if you dare speak out of line when it comes to questions related to Israel, you can and may face dramatic consequences — life-changing consequences.’”