Index: Organizations, S

• Sabeel Ecumenical Liberation Theology Center — Jerusalem liberation theology centre through which Munir and Hanna were mobilised in Lybarger.
• Samir Mansour Bookstore — Gaza City bookstore and publisher, open from 1999, destroyed by Israeli bombing on May 18, 2021.
• Second Division Civil Service Association — Organisation of Palestine’s middle-level civil servants, formed 1928, whose May 1943 sit-in and April 1946 general-strike participation Lockman records.
• Semitic Action — The small Hebrew-identity organization whose manifesto shared the hatred premise its opponents attacked it with.
• Seven Sisters — The seven major oil multinationals — Exxon, Texaco, Gulf, Chevron, Mobil, BP and Shell — that controlled the lion’s share of Middle East oil, in Rose’s account following Sampson.
• Shas — Sephardi religious party founded in 1984, which Dowty presents as the one successful communal party: haredi-leaning leadership, a traditional Sephardi constituency, a domestic agenda and a pragmatic line on security.
• Shifa Hospital — Gaza hospital twice raided by the IDF, with a tunnel route to Hamas command centers uncovered, in Debunking the Genocide Allegations.
• Shin Bet — Israel’s internal security service, whose chief Avraham Shalom’s illegal kill order and cover-up stand at the centre of the Shin Bet Affair in Amar-Dahl’s account.
• Shurat HaDin — Israel-based law centre that fights BDS by legal threats and suits, including IRS complaints and warnings against the ASA, the Presbyterian Church (USA) and food co-ops, in the 2015 Palestine Legal/CCR report.
• Sierra Leone Selection Trust — De Beers subsidiary given exclusive Sierra Leone mining rights in 1935, directed by Frederick Mathias.
• Simon Wiesenthal Center — United States-based organisation that praised the UK cancellation of an Israel Apartheid Week event under IHRA and urged others to follow suit, in Stern’s account.
• Siraj Center — Palestinian center training communities in tourism development and promoting Palestine as a sustainable destination.
• Socialist League — Political framework created by Hashomer Hatza’ir in 1936 for non-kibbutz supporters in the cities.
• Socialist Workers’ Party — Po’alei Tziyon’s left-wing Palestinian affiliate, which proposed a nonparty federation of all Palestine’s workers at the Histadrut’s founding congress.
• Society for the Preservation of Public Morals — Gaza branch of the national Society for Amr bi-l-Ma’ruf, established 3 June 1935, which policed public morals by moral authority under the Supreme Muslim Council in Mandate Gaza.
• Socony Vacuum — Transnational oil company in Palestine whose employees’ April 1946 strike, launched by the Histadrut and AWC over the PAWS’s refusal, poisoned PAWS-Histadrut relations, in Lockman’s account.
• St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church (Cicero) — Antiochian Orthodox church in Cicero that became a focal point of Palestinian Christian community life in Chicago.
• StandWithUs — Israel advocacy organisation that reportedly works closely with the Israeli government, keeps dossiers on pro-Palestinian speakers and backed the Olympia Food Co-op boycott suit.
• Stern Group — Underground Zionist organisation whose existence, in Sayegh’s account, Britain condoned, and which later turned against the British.
• Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee — SNCC, whose August 1967 paper “The Middle East Crisis” framed Israel in colonization and Third World revolt.
• Students for Justice in Palestine — Student organization whose campus divestment activism forms a base of the US Palestine movement; in Stern’s 2025 testimony, a group whose chapters’ suspensions he defends as speech and plaintiff in the Texas IHRA viewpoint-discrimination case.
• Supreme Muslim Council — Mandate-era body authorising Islamic services in Palestine, integrated into the Egyptian Administration in Gaza and dissolved in 1957.
• Sursuq family — Beirut-based Greek-Orthodox landowning family whose large sales to Zionist purchasers, Tiberias 1901 among them, recur in Wolfe as the type case of absentee-landlord sales.