Monthly Archives: May 2015
The whole truth about Israel in one sentence
Alan Hart explains why he would not be surprised if he woke up one morning to learn that Israel’s Haaretz journalist Gideon Levy – “the conscience of Israeli journalism” – has been assassinated. Read more [...]
Israel’s bloody and pointless wars on Lebanon
Reflecting on Israel’s disastrous wars against Lebanon in 1982 and 2006, Uri Avery asks whether all Israelis can look forward to is more wars conducted by the same kind of idiotic politicians and generals. Read more [...]
Israel seeks in Nepal to whitewash its crimes in Gaza
Jonathan Cook explains why Israel’s relief efforts in Nepal following last month’s earthquake is a cynical, hypocritical exercise intended to ease its isolation and cover up its crimes against the Palestinian people. Read more [...]
“It’s time for Palestine,” says Abbas as corruption runs out of control
Stuart Littlewood says the political incompetence of Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas – whose mandate expired six years ago – as shown in his inept dealings with Israel, is matched only by his catalogue of maladministration and malfeasance. Read more [...]
On the perennial nature of US urban riots
Lawrence Davidson analyses the evolution of urban riots in the United States, and explores how the root causes of the present-day phenomenon, manifested mostly in the form or race riots, can be addressed. Read more [...]
Israel-Palestine: Speeding up the countdown to catastrophe
Alan Hart explains why he believes that the countdown to catastrophe in Israel-Palestine has begun, and argues that the extent to which Israeli Jews have been brainwashed has made this inevitable. Read more [...]
Israeli medics treat Syria Al-Qaeda terrorists
Nureddin Sabir, Editor, Redress Information Read more [...]
UK general election: Not a pretty sight, no cheery prospect
Stuart Littlewood writes:
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The real story of the 2006 “Basilica Attack” in Nazareth
For the first time in nine years, an Israeli family that was falsely accused by the Israeli authorities of trying to blow up a church in Nazareth, tortured by Israel and forced to flee to Palestinian-run Ramallah tells its story. Read more [...]
UK General Election: Democracy hits the bottom
On the even of the UK’s legislative elections, Stuart Littlewood reflects on Britain’s bankrupt politics – devoid of talent and beholden to foreign states such as Israel – but detects a glimmer of hope. Read more [...]
