📍 From last year’s conference
Dr Zahira Jaser (University of Sussex) examined the social and political consequences of legal failure.
This June, we move from diagnosis to direction.
🗓 2 June 2026
🎟 Tickets in bio / website
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning #Palestine #InternationalLaw #RuleOfLaw
📍 Archive highlight
What happens when international law isn’t enforced? Sam Rose reflects.
Join us on 2 June for our Recognition is the Beginning Conference
🎤 William Dalrymple
🤝 King’s College London
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning #InternationalLaw #Gaza #HumanRights #Palestine
📍 Archive clip – Raji Sourani (PCHR)
“Justice from within.”
On Palestinian legal agency amid shifting support. This June: what must recognition deliver—accountability & repair?
🗓 2 June 2026
🎤 William Dalrymple
📍 King’s College London
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning #HumanRights
Join leading historians, legal experts and policy analysts for a full day exploring history, law, public opinion and pathways toward justice.
🎤 Keynote: William Dalrymple
📅 2 June 2026
📍 Greenwood Theatre, London Bridge
🎟 Tickets available now
🎟 Online access available
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning
🎤 Speaker Spotlight
Prof Adam Sutcliffe will chair the Britain Palestine Project conference Recognition is the Beginning, guiding discussions on history, international law, humanitarian realities and political pathways forward.
📅 2 June 2026
📍 Greenwood Theatre
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning
We’re delighted Nour Odeh will be back with us this year, continuing the conversation at our 2026 conference:
🗓 2 June
🤝 King’s College London
🎤 William Dalrymple (Keynote)
🎟 Tickets in bio or on our website
📌 Recognition is the beginning
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning #NourOdeh #PalestinePolitics
📍 Archive clip from our 2025 conference: Baroness Hale (Former President of the UK Supreme Court)
This year’s conference builds on those foundations to examine what recognition of Palestine must legally entail.
🗓 2 June 2026
🎤 William Dalrymple
📍 King’s College London
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning
At one of our previous conferences, Nour Odeh reflects on limits of international engagement when recognition stops at symbolism.
We are pleased to say Nour is coming back for this year’s conference.
🗓 2 June
📍 King’s College London
🎤 Keynote: William Dalrymple
#RecognitionIsTheBeginning
