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Our letters and opinion pieces
AURDIP regularly publishes letters to call on our government agencies and institutions to take action, or opinion pieces (sometimes in collaboration with other organizations) to reach the general public.
Our working groups
The AURDIP Board of Directors is proposing the creation of several working groups. If you are interested in these groups, please contact the designated coordinators for each one.
Our press review
AURDIP has established an editorial committee responsible for compiling a press review and deciding on the content that will appear on our website. In addition, translators are responsible for translating into French certain articles that we consider important and for which we have obtained permission.
Our public speeches
AURDIP regularly participates in conferences and roundtable discussions at universities, the National Assembly, museums, and other venues and events organized for the general public.
Video of the symposium at the National Assembly: Breaking the Cycle of Complicity, Denial, and Impunity; Returning to International Law
Watch the May 21, 2026 symposium (in French) at the National Assembly titled “Breaking the Triangle of Complicity, Denial, and Impunity: Returning to International Law,” divided into three roundtables. Introduction by Francesca Albanese, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Presentation at Roundtable 1, “Complicity(ies),” by Sonia Dayan-Herzbrun, sociologist and philosopher, professor of sociology at Paris-Diderot University, vice president of the Association of Academics for the Respect of International Law in Palestine (AURDIP), and author of *Le sionisme une invention européenne. Genèse d’une idéologie*.
Video of the conference: International Crimes Committed Against Palestine
In this lecture (in French) delivered on May 6, 2026, at ENS Paris-Saclay, Rafaëlle Maison, a professor of public law at Paris-Saclay University and a specialist in public international law, analyzes the legal classification of the events in Gaza as genocide, as well as the torture and other acts of violence suffered by Palestinians detained by Israel. The presentation draws in particular on the numerous reports produced by United Nations bodies—especially the Independent International Commission of Inquiry—and by human rights organizations, whose findings have yet to be widely publicized or discussed in the public debate.
‘Full cooperation’: How Tel Aviv University serves Israel’s security state
From Shin Bet recruitment to military training programs, Israel’s defense establishment is becoming increasingly embedded in academic life.
‘In Germany, Jews who reject Zionism are seen as not really Jewish’
For violinist Michael Barenboim, Germany’s memory culture has become a tool for upholding complicity in Israel’s crimes and rendering Palestinians invisible.