Fadi Shabita

Fadi Shabita holds a master’s degree in conflict resolution and is a political and social activist and software engineer.

Recent Articles
A Star of David is seen spray-painted on a home in the village of At-Tuwani in the aftermath of a settler attack, in the Masafer Yatta region of the southern West Bank, September 16, 2026. (Mosab Shawer/Activestills)
An Israeli professor plotted to massacre Palestinians. Social media rejoiced
The comments on news reports about the planned attack offer a window into how far violence against Palestinians has been normalized among Israelis.
By Fadi Shabita November 4, 2026
Israelis and Palestinians rally for an end to the war in Gaza, at Habima Square in Tel Aviv, April 24, 2025. (Tomer Neuberg/Flash90)
What is the role of Israelis in the Palestinian liberation movement?
The history of anti-colonial organizing shows there is room for joint struggle — but only if the partnership aims to promote true equality and justice.
By Fadi Shabita April 25, 2025
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