Environmental Justice - Article

The pursuit of food sovereignty in Palestine is a profound act of agency and a demand for food justice. It is rooted in agroecology and the control of local natural resources to achieve self-sufficiency.

Article At COP29, the promise of renewable energy met the harsh realities of climate finance. As the Global South, including Palestine, fights for equitable access to green solutions, the shadow of fossil fuel influence and financial shortfalls looms large. Can the world truly achieve its ambitious energy goals without addressing systemic inequities? This analysis delves into the urgent need for justice, collaboration, and innovative solutions in the fight against climate change.

Theoretically, there is enough water in the West Bank, but Israel allocates most of it to its illegal settlements in the occupied territory. This leads to enormous shortages on the Palestinian side, especially in the summer months. Civil society speaks of clear discrimination.

Agrecology and food sovereignty activism has been on the rise globally. Hbs - Palestine and Jordan talked with activist Lina Ismai’l about the growing movement in Palestine, the challenges and opportunities it is facing, and developments in recent years.

Agriculture in the Palestinian context is traditionally much more than a mere source of income that the farmers aim to capitalize on and expand.