Palestinian Activism in Israel closely describes Amal El'
Sana-Alh'jooj's experiences as a Palestinian Bedouin female
activist living in Israel's southern al-Naqab desert. While the
"empowering" and organizational aspects of women's activisms in the
Middle East have been well canvassed, few works detail the
professional and personal practices of charismatic activists
leading rights-based initiatives. In response to this gap, this
book explores Amal's activisms and how she navigates her identities
in sociopolitical relationships with Palestinian, Israeli Jewish,
al-Naqab Bedouin, and international representatives. The authors
argue that by focusing on activists' biographies we can further
understand the pluralisms, strategies of identification, and
dialectics of recognition typifying contemporary third sector
politics in the Middle East.
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