Tag: Gaza
Hamas’s reactionary colours
For years we have avoided publicly criticizing the Palestinian movement Hamas because we do not wish to fall into the propaganda trap of racist Israel and its hypocritical allies in the European
Goodbye Miliband. Don’t come back
Stuart Littlewood explains why not many decent Britons will miss former UK Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who has announced his departure from British politics to head a charity in the US.
On great photographs and their impact
Lawrence Davidson relates the lack of empathy shown by Israel and foreign Zionists towards images of Palestinian suffering to the dehumanizing impact of the skewed information environments of Israelis and their supporters.
Truth-telling British MP in Zionists’ crosshairs
Stuart Littlewood says UK Liberal Democratic Party condemnation of MP David Ward for telling the truth about Zionist crimes shows how far the party has become disconnected from its principles and grassroots.
Stark Christmas message from the Holy Land
As Christmas approaches, Stuart Littlewood recalls the continuing horror endured by Palestinians in Gaza, and contrasts the bravery of Catholic priest Father Manuel Musallam with the cowardice and connivance of Western politicians.
Why they call him “Agent” Cameron
Stuart Littlewood highlights the extent of UK Prime Minister David Cameron’s subservience to Israel, noting that one reason for his head-over-heels obsession with Israel is his Jewish lobby financial backers.
Perpetual conflict by Israeli design
Graham Peebles views the recent Israeli blitz on Gaza in the context of the long history of deliberate Israeli injustice towards and oppression of the Palestinian people, practiced with Western complicity.
It rains rocket from Gaza, never bombs from Israel
Stuart Littlewood relates how Britain’s Israel stooges in Parliament operate, from giving lopsided information to help soften Israel’s public image, to asking planted questions on behalf of the pro-Israel lobby.
The Gaza blitz: winners and losers
Uri Avnery assesses the winners and losers from the latest Israeli blitz on Gaza and argues that the obvious, unequivocal conclusion to draw is that Israel must talk directly with Hamas.
Hamas puts backward ideology ahead of liberation
One would have thought that the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas has more on its mind than hair gel, haircuts and hipsters, what with the medieval Israeli blockade of the Gaza Strip, poverty