On the contrary, we stand in full and unequivocal solidarity with them as they continue to carry out essential work in the face of abject horror. (7/7)

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Importantly, our primary goal throughout this process was to compel the FDFA to correct the record. In doing so, we underscore that this was never an effort to distance ourselves from the other two referenced Palestinian organizations that continue to bear the brunt of this political attack. (6/7)

Amid unprecedented violence against Palestinians, we have spent over a year redirecting critical time, legal resources, and institutional energy to countering misinformation—time that should be squarely focused on urgent political realities on the ground. (5/7)

These allegations emerged in the context of an FDFA-led investigation into 11 Palestinian and Israeli human rights organizations at the outset of Israel’s genocide in Gaza. (4/7)

While this correction is necessary, it does not undo the harm caused by the FDFA’s initial misinformation—both to our organization and to the broader Palestinian human rights sector. (3/7)

As a result of this process, the FDFA has quietly amended its statements, removing all references to Al-Shabaka from the list of organizations it had previously claimed were subject to contract termination. (2/7)

Al-Shabaka policy analyst Dena Qaddumi recently joined our policy lab, discussing the #GazaGenocide, the January ceasefire and reconstruction after the genocide.

Full episode ⤵️ al-shabaka.org/policy-labs/...