The American public and policymaking circles all too often reduce the "Palestinian perspective" to a single, monolithic viewpoint, both in terms of historical experience and yearning for the future. The oversimplification glosses over key complexities that directly result in a varying answers to the question "what do Palestinians want?". This reduction of the Palestinian perspective contributes to a distortion in how the American policy world, as well as public, view Palestinians.
Please join the panelists to explore the multiplicity of Palestinian perspectives and narratives looking back on the events since 1948 and looking forward on the future of the Palestinian people.
