Monthly Archives: May 2013
Israel again rebuffs peace with the Arab world
Jonathan Cook argues that Israel’s lack of interest in the latest Arab territorial concession exposes its longstanding lie that the Arabs "never miss an opportunity to miss an opportunity" to make peace. Read more [...]
Religious persecution and Israeli exceptionalism
Stuart Littlewood examines a prime example of double standards from the US Commission on International Religious Freedom, which exempts Israeli persecution of non-Jewish faiths from its list of religious persecutors. Read more [...]
Solidarity with the Syrian revolution
Nureddin Sabir calls on freedom-loving people worldwide to declare publicly their support for the Syrian people and to participate in the Global Day of Solidarity with the Syrian Revolution on 31 May. Read more [...]
In praise of UN rights rapporteur Richard Falk
Lawrence Davidson says UN rights rapporteur Richard Falk is guilty only of telling Americans the truth: that much of the terrorism they fear is a product of their own government’s continuing barbarism. Read more [...]
Truth-tellers and justice-seekers: don’t give up!
Stuart Littlewood argues that amid the darkness engulfing the Palestinian cause, from failed leadership to unconditional Euro-American support for Israeli crimes, signs of hope are beginning to emerge. Read more [...]
The struggle for justice in India’s Manipur
Graham Peebles looks at how emergency laws introduced in India’s northeast in 1958 and still in force 61 years later are allowing the army and paramilitaries literally to get away with murder. Read more [...]
In solidarity with the people of Syria
A petition in support of the Syrian Read more [...]
Israel’s ethnocentric experiment
Jamal Kanj views Israel's escalating preconditions for talks with the Palestinians, all of which have yielded absolutely nothing and are intended to turn peace negotiations into a process to end all peace. Read more [...]
Arabs reward Zionist aggression
The so-called “Middle East peace Read more [...]
