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Alaa Tartir

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Senior Researcher @SIPRIorg, Academic Coordinator-MENA @IHEID_Executive, Policy Advisor @AlShabaka, Co-Chair @ArabReform_ARI, ResFellow @PRIOUpdates @CCDP_IHEID
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My father made Palestinian theatre an act of resistance

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By Alaa Tartir
| Middle East Eye Verified
June 2025. Iranian missiles streak across the sky above Ramallah, intercepted overhead, while the roar of Israeli fighter jets fills the night as they head east to bombard Iran. Amid this unfolding war, I sit with my father, Adel Tartir, in the courtyard of my parents' home. Beside me, he is colouring his 12th Sandouq El-Ajab (Wonderbox), choosing an unexpected colour - vivid, vibrant pink, full of life.
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Building an Effective Infrastructure for Peace in Syria and Lebanon

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By Alaa Tartir, Bilal Salaymeh
| SIPRI
Infrastructure for peace (I4P) is an institutionalized approach to peacebuilding and an interconnected framework that links actors, regulations and mechanisms across local and national levels to support conflict prevention and sustainable peace.
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African News Agency : Welcome

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By Alaa Tartir, Bilal Salaymeh
| africanewsagency.co.uk
[Published: Wednesday June 17 2026] Building an Effective Infrastructure for Peace in Syria and Lebanon By Dr Alaa Tartir and Dr Bilal Salaymeh STOCKHOLM, 17 June. - (ANA) - Infrastructure for peace (I4P) is an institutionalized approach to peacebuilding and an interconnected framework that links actors, regulations and mechanisms across local and national levels to support conflict prevention and sustainable peace.
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