Monthly Archives: August 2013
What Egyptians think about the dispersal of Muslim Brotherhood sit-ins
So much has been spoken and written Read more [...]
Americans waking up to Israel’s hemorrhaging of their tax dollars
Slowly but surely, Americans are Read more [...]
Israel puts Jews at risk
Israel cannot have it both ways. Read more [...]
Jewish Agency set to launch “most exorbitant” Zionist propaganda and colonization campaign ever
The Jewish Agency – the world’s Read more [...]
Being honest about the dominant Zionist narrative
Neve Gordon examines the open admission by the Zionist mayor of Upper Nazareth that the ideological and political foundations of Israel, and the current Israeli political and social landscape, are purely racist. Read more [...]
Quit meddling in the Holy Land, John Kerry
Stuart Littlewood says US Secretary of State John Kerry’s openly dishonest, dishonourable and pro-Zionist role in the current round of Israeli-Palestinian talks disqualifies him from playing the role of mediator. Read more [...]
Lifting the mist on the Egyptian crisis
Nureddin Sabir explains why the arguments most commonly deployed by the Western media and various leftists, liberals and right wingers regarding the Egyptian crisis do not stand up to scrutiny. Read more [...]
Netanyahu’s brazen contempt for peace
Uri Avnery argues that in contrast to Charles de Gaulle, who took France out of Algeria, Binyamin Netanyahu is using the “peace process” as a smokescreen for accelerating Jewish settlement-building. Read more [...]
Israel’s foul-mouthed PR genius and its slick army blogging machine
It’s been a bad week for Israel’s Read more [...]
Obama and civil liberties: bad precedent, bad faith
Lawrence Davidson explains why in terms of civil liberties there is not much “daylight” between Obama’s practice and the past behaviour of neo-conservative vulgarians such as George W. Bush. Read more [...]
