Natasha J. Krahn was a member of the Christian Peacemakers Team in Hebron.

Gudrun Kramer is Senior Research Fellow at the Stifling Wissenschaft und Politik in Germany and is the author of Egypt Under Mubarak: Identity and National Interest [in German] (Baden-Bade: Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, 1968).

Hans M. Kristensen is a senior researcher at Greenpeace in Washington, DC.

Roni Krouzman is a freelance writer and photographer who travels frequently to Israel and Palestine.

Adi Kuntsman is Leverhulme Research Fellow at the Research Institute for Cosmopolitan Cultures of the University of Manchester.

Petra Kuppinger is a PhD candidate in the department of anthropology at the New School for Social Research, New York.

Ertugrul Kurkcu is a freelance journalist and coordinator of the Independent Communication Network in Istanbul.

Ekin Kurtiç is Neubauer Junior Research Fellow at the Crown Center for Middle East Studies at Brandeis University.

Basak Kus is assistant professor of sociology at Wesleyan University and a faculty fellow at the Council on Middle East Studies of Yale University.

Chris Kutschera, a freelance journalist based in Paris, has been writing on the Kurds since 1971 (www.chris-kutschera.com).

Atallah Kuttab taight civil engineering at Birzeit University in the West Bank and has worked as a consultant with Save the Children Federation. He is the current Director General of Welfare Association for Arab Human Rights Fund.

Jean Lachapelle is a doctoral candidate in political science at the University of Toronto.

Matthew T. Lacouture is a PhD candidate in political science at Wayne State University.

Peter Lagerquist is a freelance writer based in Israel and the West Bank.

Vinay Lal is an associate professor in the Department of History at University of California in Los Angeles with a focus on South and Southeast Asia.

Paul Lalor was a doctoral student at St. Anthony’s College, Oxford.

Amanda Lane is the executive director at Collateral Repair Project. She has extensive experience working in international community development, refugee relief and the nonprofit sector in the Middle East, United States and Africa.

Vickie Langohr is associate professor at College of the Holy Cross. Her teaching and research interests are in Middle East politics, women's rights and democratization.

Sharry Lapp is a writer working at the Women’s Studies Centre in Jerusalem.

Daniel Large is assistant professor at the School of Public Policy at Central European University in Budapest and project director of the Rift Valley Institute’s Sudan Open Archive.

Robert LaTowsky holds a doctorate in anthropology from SUNY-Binghamton.

Smadar Lavie teaches anthropology at the University of California-Berkeley.

Aviv Lavie is an Israeli journalist.

Quil Lawrence is a staff correspondent for Public Radio International's “The World.”