Monthly Archives: July 2013
Britain still won’t come clean on Israel’s nukes
Stuart Littlewood shows how British ministers continue to sidestep simple questions about Israel’s well established nuclear weapons capabilities while threatening Iran with dire consequences over its civilian nuclear programme. Read more [...]
Syria, Egypt and the grand dilemma
Uri Avnery says the choice of who deserves moral support in Egypt and especially in Syria may no longer be between black and white or shades of grey but shades of black. Read more [...]
Israel’s indigenous invaders
Neve Gordon and Nicola Perugini look at how the Israeli government and its Jewish colonist supporters are turning logic on its head to “justify” the ethnic cleansing of the Negev Desert. Read more [...]
Jewish squatter paints “slaughter Jews” on own car to smear Palestinians
For decades Israelis and their Zionist Read more [...]
Egypt and the compatibility of Islamism and democracy
Here’s an extract from an excellent Read more [...]
The 1979 Egyptian-Israeli treaty of humiliation
Someone recently asked how can any Read more [...]
Israel’s ethnic cleansing zones
Jonathan Cook says Israel is accelerating its programme to ethnically cleanse both its Arab citizens and Palestinians in the occupied West Bank to give Jewish colonists unrestrained access to a Greater Israel. Read more [...]
Walking from the Ogaden in Ethiopia
Following a recent trip to Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya, Graham Peebles describes how the Ethiopian government’s use of terror against the Somali inhabitants of the Ogaden region has ruined many lives. Read more [...]
Egypt’s no-win dilemma
Amid the fast-moving developments Read more [...]
The Achilles’ heel of the peoples’ revolutions
Uri Avnery explains why the popular uprisings sweeping across the world, from Brazil to Egypt and Turkey, are in danger of of fading away without leaving anything behind, except some memories. Read more [...]
