Ibrahim Natil

• Dr Ibrahim Natil is an international human rights campaigner and nominee for the Tällberg Foundation Global Leadership Prize 2016.

  He is currently a lecturer at Dublin City University and a Fellow at Institute for International Conflict Resolution.

  Dr Natil is the author of the book Hamas Transformation between Opportunities and Challenges (Cambridge Scholars publishing) 2015 and founder of the Society Voice Foundation, Palestine.

Articles written by Ibrahim Natil (22)

• 19 July 2020 | Palestinian women most affected by COVID-19 and annexation
• 1 February 2020 | Trump’s ‘Deal of the Century’: Delivered to be rejected
• 24 November 2019 | Illegal Israeli settlements find U.S. support
• 17 March 2019 | America's cut to aid in Palestine promises greater regional instability
• 1 February 2019 | Peaceful social organisations: Challenges of foreign occupation
• 21 October 2018 | Civil society and the fight for a better Palestine
• 1 July 2018 | Gaza marches inspire seeds of resistance
• 2 June 2018 | Civil society engagement in Gaza's 'Great Return' marches
• 4 April 2018 | 16 people killed at the 'Great Return March' in Gaza
• 5 January 2018 | The days of peaceful protest in Palestine may soon be over
• 11 December 2017 | Trump's Jerusalem decision fuels the fire of Palestinian-Israeli conflict
• 14 October 2017 | Challenges to building peace in Libya
• 1 August 2017 | Jerusalem's identity and the current Palestinian-Israeli conflict
• 17 May 2017 | Can Libyan Government National Accord overcome 40 years of conflict over oil?
• 10 February 2017 | Is the Two State Solution still a possibility in the Middle East?
• 23 October 2016 | Young refugees are bringing hope to Gaza through sport
• 16 May 2016 | The empowered, resilient women of Palestine
• 29 January 2016 | Is Israel planning a new war on Gaza?
• 7 December 2015 | ISIS or Daesh!
• 15 November 2015 | Has the UN failed in Libya?
• 23 October 2015 | Palestinian youth: A wave of popular resistance or a smart uprising?
• 14 September 2015 | After a year of war on the Gaza Strip, reconstruction no nearer