Abunimah

Abunimah is a Palestinian-American journalist and owner of The Electronic Intifada, a news website and podcast that focuses on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Ali Abunimah, a prominent figure in the Palestinian rights movement, is behind the publication.

Abunimah was born in Chicago in 1971 to Palestinian refugee parents who fled their hometown in Palestine in 1948 during the Nakba, also known as the "catastrophe" in Arabic. Abunimah's family settled in the United States and he grew up in a Palestinian-American community that actively advocated for Palestinian rights.

Abunimah's work as a journalist began in the early 2000s, and he gained recognition for his writing on Middle East politics and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. He was a contributing editor to the Havana Times and wrote for several other publications, including the Los Angeles Times and Al Jazeera English.

In 2004, Abunimah launched The Electronic Intifada as an online publication and has since become an influential voice in the Palestinian rights movement. Abunimah's writings emphasize the need for Palestinian rights, including the right to self-determination and the end of Israeli occupation.

Abunimah's views have been shaped by his family's experiences and the Palestinian-American community. He has written extensively on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and has given numerous public talks on the topic. His work aims to bring attention to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and promote the rights and perspectives of the Palestinian people.

The Electronic Intifada has gained a significant following and is considered a credible source on Middle East politics.