Index: Organizations, T

• Taawon — The Welfare Association, Palestine’s largest development NGO, which has spearheaded the Palestinian Museum project since 1997.
• Ta’ayush — Israeli-Palestinian solidarity movement bringing aid to besieged communities south of Hebron against settler violence, in Makdisi’s account through David Shulman’s Dark Hope.
• Tal’at — Collective of Palestinian women formed in 2019, linking women’s emancipation to national liberation, in Awad & bean’s account.
• Tarabeen — Name Dinero records for both a pre-1948 Negev macro-tribe and, in Segev Shalom, the Abid African-origin community that calls itself Tarabeen, whose aggregate disparity with the Azazmeh structures his 2007 survey analysis.
• Targets Administrative Division — Israeli army unit created in 2019 to use AI to accelerate target generation, with hundreds of officers and soldiers.
• Tehiya — The first political party traceable to Gush Emunim, founded in 1979 after Camp David, winning three Knesset seats in 1981 and five in 1984, in Lustick’s account.
• Templars — Württemberg Temple Society settler group in Ottoman Palestine, Warburg’s comparison case and projected commercial minority under Jewish sovereignty.
• Texas Southern University — Houston university whose dormitories were invaded by 500 police on May 16-17, 1967, in the SNCC Newsletter’s reporting, and whose five charged students are the TSU Five.
• Tom Hurndall Memorial Lecture Group — The organising group with no institutional funding behind the annual Tom Hurndall Memorial Lecture at MMU from 2005, bringing together colleagues from four Manchester-area universities.
• Tuqan family — Urban household of Jabal Nablus that came closest to centralizing the region and held the mutasallim post longest in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.