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The Journal of #Palestine Studies issue 194 is out and free to all readers through June. It features a number of #groundbreaking articles by Laila Parsons, @anne_irfan, @aseilab, Marya Farah, @benabyad, and Adam Haniyeh
Read it all for free here: palestine-studies.org/en/node/1649965 Image
Also, the Journal is especially proud to be running reviews of two 2019 Palestinian Book Award winners in this issue: @4noura's Justice for Some: Law and the Question of Palestine (Stanford University) and Andrew Ross' Stone Men: The Palestinians Who Built Israel (Verso Books)
We will be sharing articles and reviews from the Journal of Palestine Studies issue 194 all week-long, but feel free to download the issue for free: palestine-studies.org/en/node/1649965
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Are U.S. Newspapers Biased Against Palestinians? Analysis of A Hundred Thousand Headlines Says Yes: based on a sentiment analysis of headlines spanning 50 years in 5 newspapers dating back to '67: bit.ly/2C7TJeK
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Headlines were divided into two groups: one of #Palestinian-centric headlines, and another of #Israeli-centric headlines:
Since 1967, use of the word “occupation” has declined by 85% in the Israeli group of headlines, and by 65% in the Palestinian one;
Since 1967, mentions of Palestinian refugees have declined by an overall 93%.
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