The political marginalization of Palestinian women in the West Bank

Author: Yara Hawari

In: AlShabaka, 2019

While Palestinian women have always faced political marginalization, developments since the Oslo Accords have caused them to endure perhaps even more formidable challenges when it comes to political participation. Al-Shabaka Palestine Policy Fellow, Yara Hawari outlines these challenges and recommends ways for Palestinian women and society to disrupt this process and revitalize the Palestinian liberation struggle through feminism.

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https://al-shabaka.org/briefs/the-political-marginalization-of-palestinian-women-in-the-west-bank/

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