Israel Undermines Higher Education and its Own Best Interest – in Gaza
October 2007. Some 1.5 million people are today effectively imprisoned within the 360 square kilometer Gaza Strip. Among them are more than 670 university students who seek to exercise their right to travel abroad to pursue higher education, broaden their intellectual horizons and gain professional training.
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Publications
2007
Summer Closure Report 2007: What is NOT Moving through Gaza’s Crossings
September 2007. Power Point Presentation, showing the continued closure of Gaza’s crossings, and its effect on 1.5 million people trapped in Gaza.
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Commercial Closure: Deleting Gaza’s Economy from the Map
July 2007. Israel’s closure policy is destroying Gaza’s business sector and denying its residents the right to live in dignity. This information paper brings figures and testimonies of merchants and which reflect this situation, and presents legal analysis of the limitations.
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Disengaged Occupiers: The Legal Status of Gaza
January 2007. This report analyzes Gaza’s legal status after the 2005 “disengagement” and asserts that Israel continues to control the Strip’s borders, airspace, territorial waters, population registry and tax system, and therefore owes legal obligations to the residents of Gaza.
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2006
Limitations on Access to Higher Education for Palestinian Students
December 2006. This position paper describes the higher education system in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank and the way in which it is impeded by Israel’s sweeping ban on travel between Gaza and the West Bank for the purpose of studies.
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Disengagement Danger: Israeli Attempts to Separate Gaza from the West Bank
February 2006. This briefing paper describes the ways in which Israel has acted to separate the Gaza Strip from the West Bank by restricting access between the two areas and establishing a domestic legal framework apparently aimed at sealing off Gaza from Israel and from the West Bank.
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