David Shulman

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Dozens of Ta’ayush activists bring water to isolated, impoverished Palestinian villages in the South Hebron Hills, September 26, 2009. Soon after this photo was taken, soldiers attempted to stop the water convoy and the activists continued on foot. (Keren Manor/Activestills.org)

WATCH: Israel Prize winner on why he’s giving prize money to Ta’ayush

Prof. David Shulman won Israel’s most prestigious prize. He’s giving the prize money to one of Israel’s most dedicated — and persecuted — activist groups. Here’s why. I often get comments, specifically from family members, that I never write anything positive about Israel. So here is something positive. Prof. David Shulman, Renee Lang Professor of Humanistic…

By Mairav Zonszein May 13, 2016

A Ta'ayush activist argues with an Israeli soldier in the South Hebron hills, August 11, 2012. (Photo: Anne Paq/Activestills.org)

In South Hebron, ‘new rules’ are rather like the ‘old rules’

Security forces are targeting Israeli activists and Palestinian shephards in new ways in the South Hebron hills. It’s as if they’d decided to circumvent the whole irksome apparatus of the courts and to resort instead to brute force. It’s much simpler, and maybe more effective. By David Shulman Today we have the New Rules. In some respects they’re…

By +972 Magazine April 29, 2013