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Marya Hannun

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Managing Editor @meriponline. Researching women's movements in Afghanistan and transregional intellectual history @UniOfExeter
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On the Road to Rafah—The Sumud Convoy and New Maghrebi Geographies of Resistance - MERIP

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By Marya Hannun
| Middle East Research and Information Project
When the last bus came to a halt in Sirte, a coastal city in Central Libya, many thought it marked the end of the road. But it was only a turning point. What began as the Sumud Convoy—a historic act of Maghrebi solidarity with Palestine—had already transformed into something more: a living, popular geography of solidarity, tracing new lines of resistance for Palestine. The Convoy had first set out on June 9, 2025, carrying more than 1,700 Tunisians, Algerians, Libyans, Mauritanians and Moroccans.
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The Limits of Protection and Profits—Five Years into the Abraham Accords - MERIP

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By Marya Hannun
| Middle East Research and Information Project
A Review of Elham Fakhro, The Abraham Accords: The Gulf States, Israel, and the Limits of Normalization (Columbia University Press, 2024) On September 15, 2020, US President Donald Trump was joined at the White House by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the foreign ministers of Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates to sign the Abraham Accords.
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Refusing the New Normal—An Interview with the Gulf Coalition Against Normalisation - MERIP

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By Marya Hannun
| Middle East Research and Information Project
MER’s Summer/Fall issue examines the material underpinnings of normalization five years after the Abraham Accords and amid the ongoing genocide in Gaza—developments rejected and contested by peoples across the Gulf. The Gulf Coalition Against Normalisation (Gulf CAN), founded in 2019, unites groups across the region to coordinate campaigns, boycotts and political education against complicity.
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