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Featured research / Influence & Narratives
How categorical dismissal, redirected blame and pressure on public debate can give extreme policies political protection.
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War & Accountability
The case rests on the destruction of the conditions Palestinians need to survive, examined alongside policy and statements of intent. Its strength deserves substantive scrutiny, with the unresolved legal questions made clear.
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Jillian Segal's programme seeks to carry a contested definition into government, education, media and the arts. When accusations against Israel's critics acquire disciplinary and financial consequences, an anti-racism policy can become a means of suppressing political debate.
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Zionism & History
Land designations, building rules, infrastructure and transfers of governing power can make a supposedly temporary occupation increasingly difficult to end. The West Bank shows how those mechanisms work together—and why their consequences cannot be measured by counting houses alone.
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Access / Language / Public power
Steven Lowy's repeated access, an advocacy-organised Israel trip and acknowledged policy guidance deserve scrutiny alongside a Premier who increasingly presents Palestine protest as a public threat.
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Every article brings its sources with it. We distinguish the documented record, the interpretation we advance and the questions that remain open.
Contrary evidence belongs in the analysis. If a claim is wrong, readers should be able to challenge it and find out what changed.