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fl-108	Shalhoub-Kevorkian, Nadera	Palestinian Feminist Critique and the Physics of Power: Feminists Between Thought and Practice	2014	18	.doc	application/msword	5042	218	42	The various forms of oppression facing Palestinian women, and the discrimination that violates their rights (Rouhana, 1997), along with the Israeli state’s structural violence (Rouhana and Sultani, 2003) have proliferated. Portraying women as biopolitical threats to the existence of the settler colonial power, added to the geo-political need to dispossess their land and constrain them spatially, has effectively framed Palestinians as feared entities that can’t be trusted (e.g. Kassem, 2011) Grounded in the knowledge produced through my own position as a Palestinian feminist born and raised in Haifa, this paper delves into the nature of feminism for Palestinian women in the Jewish settler colonial state by asking three main questions: 1.	cache/fl-108.doc	txt/fl-108.txt