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PACBI | 31 October 2011 Israels Exceptionalism: Normalizing the Abnormal In the Palestinian and Arab struggle against Israeli colonization, occupation and apartheid, the normalization of Israel is a concept that has generated controversy because it is often misunderstood or because there are disagreements on its parameters.....

PACBI | 30 April 2011 Artists Violating Cultural Boycott of Israel: Moral Inconsistency and Logical Incoherence As the cultural boycott of Israel gains pace around the world, some artists, writers and cultural workers are finding it increasingly difficult to engage consistently and coherently with the arguments posed by those advocating for boycott, divestment and sanctions (BDS). Insisting on performing musi....

PACBI | 28 November 2010 Boycott Guidelines Applicable to Visits by International Academics and Artists to the OPT Some international organizations that are involved in organizing events and activities in cooperation with -- or using the facilities of -- boycottable Israeli institutions and venues have tried to "balance" their involvement in such activities by organizing parallel activities with Palest....

01/01/2010 PACBI Newsletter #1 - 2009 BDS Highlights The Year 2009 has proved to be a watershed in the growth of the global BDS movement.  The massive lethal Israeli war of aggression on the Gaza Strip in late December 2008 and January 2009 galvanized many organized groups and individuals around the world to call for BDS actions as a means t....

PACBI | BRICUP Newsletter | 8 November 2009 Implementing the Academic Boycott: Individuals vs. Institutions PACBI column for the November 2009 Newsletter of BRICUP We have shared with readers of the BRICUP Newsletter the recently publicized PACBI guidelines for the academic and cultural boycott of Israel [1].  We are very heartened by the steady mail we have been receiving in recent months from....

PACBI | 1 October 2009 PACBI Guidelines for the International Academic Boycott of Israel (Revised August 2010) Since its founding in 2004, PACBI has advocated a boycott of Israeli academic and cultural institutions, based on the premise that these institutions are complicit in the system of oppression that has denied Palestinians their basic rights guaranteed by international law. This position is in line wi....

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PACBI | 2 September 2007 PACBI Appeal to North American Academics: Upholding Debate as a Necessary Component of Academic Freedom Upholding Debate as a Necessary Component of Academic FreedomThe Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel (PACBI) welcomes the historic resolutions passed by the UKs University and College Union (UCU) at its first Annual Congress in May 2007. In particular, PACBI applaud....

PACBI | 16 June 2007 PACBI's Position on Diplomatic Missions Involvement in Dubious Palestinian-Israeli Cooperation Schemes and International Visits to the OPT For years, some diplomatic missions in Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT) -- including East Jerusalem -- have sponsored, organized, or otherwise facilitated joint Palestinian-Israeli projects that obfuscate or altogether ignore the reality of Israeli colonial and racist policies aga....

PACBI | 15 April 2007 PACBI Position on Visits of International Delegations and Individuals to the OPT and Israel At a time when the international movement to isolate Israel is gaining ground in response to the escalation of Israel‘s colonial and racist policies, we respectfully urge conscientious academics, artists and intellectuals from around the world, including those who visit the occupied Palestinia....

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