152 - MERIP

May/June 1988

Middle East Report 152 features on-the-ground coverage of the popular uprising among Palestine's first “generation of occupation.”


From the Editors (May/June 1988)	The Editors
Articles
The West Bank Rises Up	Lee OBrien, Penny Johnson
Morning in Ramallah Military Court	Lee OBrien, Penny Johnson
Gaza Diary	Melissa Baumann
Uprising in Gaza	Anita Vitullo Khoury
More Deadly Than Tears	Martha Wenger
What the Uprising Means	Salim Tamari
Abu Jamal’s Family	Joost Hiltermann
“When the Rest Is Quiet, There Is Revolution in Dahaysha”	Melissa Baumann
Two Poems About Palestine	Sharif Elmusa, Nizar Qabbani
Israel and the Palestinians, 1948-1988	Mouin Rabbani, Lisa Hajjar
Mosque and Church in the Uprising	Dale Bishop
“Something Was in the Air All of 1987”	Beshara Doumani
Repercussions in the Middle East
“The Ship of Return”	Charles Glass
Italian Communists’ New Historic Compromise	Diana Johnstone
Document: Shamir on Terrorism (1943)
Reviews
Original Sin	Zachary Lockman
Tucker, Women in Nineteenth-Century Egypt	Cynthia Nelson
Young, Missed Opportunities for Peace	Joe Stork
Editor’s Bookshelf (May/June 1988)	Joel Beinin
Letters (May/June 1988)