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Nadia Naser-Najjab & Ilan Pappe

The Heba Zagout Cultural Resistance Prize – ECPS & Palestine Chronicle Special Issue

On June 5, 2025, the European Centre for Palestine Studies (ECPS) hosted a workshop titled “Cultural Resistance – Heba Zagout Cultural Resistance Prize.”

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About Thinking Palestine

Thinking Palestine offers a dedicated space where journalism and scholarship converge, providing rigorous, timely analysis that challenges dominant narratives and advances a deeper, historically grounded understanding of Palestine amid rapidly evolving political realities.

Recent Articles

  • Breaking the Taboo: Palestine and Armed Resistance

  • The Gun and the Olive Branch: Anti-Colonial Armed Struggle from South Africa to Palestine

  • The Other Side of the Struggle: The Untold History of Palestinian Women’s Resistance

  • Was Hamas Created by Israel? The Myth that Erases Palestinian Agency

  • Outsmarting the Sky: The Secret History of Gaza’s Subterranean Resistance

About Thinking Palestine

Thinking Palestine offers a dedicated space where journalism and scholarship converge, providing rigorous, timely analysis that challenges dominant narratives and advances a deeper, historically grounded understanding of Palestine amid rapidly evolving political realities.

About Thinking Palestine

Thinking Palestine offers a dedicated space where journalism and scholarship converge, providing rigorous, timely analysis that challenges dominant narratives and advances a deeper, historically grounded understanding of Palestine amid rapidly evolving political realities.
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