Monthly Archives: October 2013
Canada’s racism contradictions
Yves Engler says that while racist property ownership covenants are outlawed in Canada, the openly racist Jewish National Fund receives Canadian public funds and is feted by the premier and other politicians. Read more [...]
Israel forbids recreation in besieged Palestinian village
The Israeli occupation authorities Read more [...]
Congratulations to our American truth-telling comrades
It’s one of the highest accolades Read more [...]
Egyptians tell Israel to stuff its holocaust award
A member of the family of the first Read more [...]
The USA’s ideological straightjacketers
Lawrence Davidson argues that the US radical conservative Republicans’ anachronistic economic ideology would undermine social stability, unleash all the prejudices that present federal law discourages and eventually result in real revolution. Read more [...]
World Bank acknowledges Palestine is being disappeared
Jonathan Cook highlights a recent World Bank report which in effect says that there can be no Palestinian state, let alone economic revival, until Israel is forced out of the occupied territories. Read more [...]
Commercialization and conflict in new India
Graham Peebles views the causes of the insurgency in parts of India – poverty, neglect and government policy focused on enriching the corporate rich – and argues the case for sharing resources. Read more [...]
“Jerusalem the Red Line”
Stuart Littlewood argues that effective Palestinian resistance to the Israeli occupation must go beyond amateur gestures, such as firing garden-shed rockets, and self-defeating attacks on civilians – and must start early. Read more [...]
Israel takes apartheid a step further
The apartheid state of Israel has Read more [...]
Staying power and the war for justice
Lawrence Davidson sees signs of hope in Washigton’s opting for diplomacy towards Iran and in a recent poll which showed growing disenchantment with Israel among American Jews, but he urges caution. Read more [...]
