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Noura Erakat

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  • Associate Professor, Rutgers University
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Confronting Zionism: Decolonizing Palestine and Building the World Anew

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By Election Year--All Senators, Noura Erakat, John Reynolds
| Washington Report on Middle East Affairs Verified
All books featured in this new section are available from Middle East Books and More, the nation’s preeminent bookstore on the Middle East and U.S. foreign policy. www.MiddleEastBooks.com • (202) 939-6050 ext. 1 Washington Report on Middle East Affairs, October 2026, pp. 80-81 Middle East Books Review By Noura Erakat and John Reynolds, Haymarket Books, 2026, paperback, 288 pp.
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Exit and Exception

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By Noura Erakat
| Boston Review Verified
September 24, 2026 It has now been ten months since the United Nations Security Council passed Resolution 2803 establishing a “ceasefire” in Gaza and approving the U.S.-led Board of Peace to oversee its reconstruction and governance. While the arrangement stipulated that Israeli withdrawal from Gaza and Hamas disarmament would be a phased process, Israel rejected the terms after Hamas agreed to them.
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International Law After Gaza: Demise and Political Power

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By Noura Erakat, Jake Romm, Amjad Iraqi
| Al-Shabaka Network
Introduction The Israeli genocide in Gaza has laid bare the extent to which the world remains structured by racial colonial hierarchies and exposed the limits of an international legal order that emerged alongside Western imperial expansion. In this roundtable, Palestinian legal scholar Noura Erakat and Jake Romm, legal advisor and US representative for the Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF), reflect on what becomes of international law after Gaza.
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