SOC RI Rima Najjar The Prisoners for Palestine Hunger Strike: How Time Becomes Punishment They are acting from a conviction that some forms of legality are themselves unjust, and that refusing them is a moral act
SOC RI Rima Najjar Machado, Trump, and the Nobel Committee’s Role in Erasing Palestine A Prize for Peace That Refuses Justice Is a Lie
SOC HUM RI Rima Najjar The Flotilla’s Glimpse into the Palestinian Condition How a Brutal Interception at Sea Mirrors the Daily Reality of Life Under Occupation
ART HUM SOC RI Rima Najjar Mossad Spycraft: From Hasbara to Public Intelligence How Modern Power Destroys Protest Movements
GEN SOC AI RI Rima Najjar Dignity as Leverage: A Counterframework for Palestinian Prisoner Negotiations AI generated image: One table, two frameworks; power negotiates. Resistance endures; the future hangs in the balance.
HUM SOC RI Rima Najjar Why We Keep Being Shocked: Maduro, Trump, and the Politics of Power in the Americas The politics of humiliation link Caracas to Baghdad, Gaza, and every place where sovereignty is treated as provisional.k
SOC RI Rima Najjar Diplomatic Jujitsu: How Hamas Reconfigures Trump’s Plan into Strategic Diplomacy Hamas’s Conditional Acceptance Disrupts the U.S.-Israeli Containment Strategy
MDA SPR AI RI Rima Najjar How UpScrolled Must Resist Capture: A Map of the Nine Pressure Points Capture is a slow, procedural death by a thousand cuts — each individually justifiable as ‘compliance,’ ‘safety,’ or ‘good business’…
TCH SOC SPR RI Rima Najjar Palestine’s Liberated Prisoners in Cairo Stability’s Mask: Managing the Disappearance of Lives What we witnessed was the afterlife of captivity — a system built to outlive the prison itself.
SOC SPR RI Rima Najjar Why Syria’s Arab Identity Stands While Israel’s Jewish Identity Must Be Confronted Syria honors its indigenous majority; Israel manufactured one at gunpoint
SOC RI Rima Najjar Why the October 2025 Ceasefire Marks a Legal and Political Threshold, Not a Resolution Ceasefire as Postponement, Resistance as Continuum
SOC RI Rima Najjar Applause and the Limits of Candor at Davos: Law Applies Downward, not Upward “We knew the story of the international rules-based order was partially false. That the strongest would exempt themselves when convenient…”