Index: Organizations, C

• Canaanites — Anti-religious movement founded by Yonatan Ratosh proposing a Hebrew state integrated into Middle East culture.
• Canary Mission — Website filing online dossiers of professors and students asserted to be anti-Israel, cited by Stern as pressure on academics and as a blacklist aimed at 18-22 year-olds.
• Center for Development Studies — Birzeit University center that launched in 2013 the research program on alternative state formation from which Rethinking Statehood in Palestine (2021) grew.
• Centro Social Palestino — Monterrey Palestinian body whose members drafted the February 23, 1927 petition to Herbert Plumer for Palestinian nationality, signed by over 300 Palestinians in Mexico, in Bawalsa’s account.
• Chevrat Pituach — State-controlled private company, owned by the diamond controllers Ehrenfeld and Van Amerongen with Jack Brin and Yosef Pick, which from 1950 handled the diamond arrangements.
• Chicago Coalition for Justice in Palestine — Ad hoc coalition of Chicago’s major Palestine organizations, which called the July 26, 2014 Loop demonstration against Operation Protective Edge.
• Christians United for Israel — Evangelical organization (CUFI) named in Kenney-Shawa’s brief among the most vociferous proponents of anti-BDS efforts in the US.
• COFDI — The Correspondent Office of the Belgian Diamond Industry, established in London in October 1940 by Goldmuntz and Schamisso to safeguard Belgian diamond interests and lobby against enlarging supplies to Palestine and New York.
• COGAT — The IDF’s Coordinator of Government Activities in the Territories, whose Gaza aid data Debunking the Genocide Allegations treats as the more accurate series.
• Colonial Office — The British department that took control of Palestine’s civil administration in 1921, diverging fundamentally from the Foreign Office over Palestine, in Banko’s account.
• Columbia University — University whose submission to Trump administration demands without due process Stern makes his central recent-events example.
• Commission for the Exploration of Palestine — CEP, created at the Sixth Zionist Congress from the CEEP; its board edited Altneuland.
• Committee for the Defence of Arab Emigrant Rights to Palestinian Citizenship — DAER, the Bethlehem committee formed in 1927 by Isa Bandak to voice Palestinian Arab emigrants’ demands for citizenship by descent and to lobby London, Jerusalem and the British public.
• Committee for the Defense of the Rights of Palestinians Residing in Foreign Countries — Body formed by the June 1927 Bethlehem and Beit Jala delegation that petitioned the Government of Palestine on article 34 of the Treaty of Lausanne, in Bawalsa’s account.
• Committee of the Christian Union — Committee of all Palestine’s Christian community heads, formed by Khoury in December 1947 in the Memoirs to protest the attacks and support the national struggle.
• Committee of Union and Progress — The Young Turks’ party (CUP) whose secret Karak branch Niqula Khoury joined and served as associate secretary.
• Committee to Protect Journalists — Press-freedom organization whose count of 50 Palestinian journalists killed by November 29, 2023 Abraham cites.
• Consolidated Refineries Limited — Anglo-Iranian subsidiary that owned and operated the Haifa oil refinery, whose workforce was a main arena of Arab-Jewish labour interaction in 1943-48, in Lockman’s account.
• Consultancy — The ad-hoc body around Ben-Gurion which, in Pappe’s account, plotted and designed the dispossession of the Palestinians, finalised Plan Dalet at the Red House on 10 March 1948, and supervised the ethnic cleansing’s execution.
• Council of the Four Lands — The best known super-kehilla organization tying together the Jewish communities of Poland, Lithuania, Moravia and western Hungary, dissolved in 1765.