Zena Agha

Zena Agha is a Palestinian-Iraqi writer and policy member at Al-Shabaka: The Palestinian Policy Network.

Recent Articles
Azrieli Towers, Tel Aviv. April 27 2008. (Moshe Shai/Flash90)
How cities ‘twin’ with Israeli apartheid
Barcelona's decision to cut its twinning agreement with Tel Aviv spotlights why such ties with Israeli localities, especially settlements, are never 'apolitical.'
By Zena Agha April 3, 2023
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