Monthly Archives: November 2013
The curse of Zionism and the Jewish paradox
Alan Hart examines the existential dependence of Zionism on anti-Semitism and explains why Zionism – and the arrogance, brutality and self-righteousness it manifests in Israel – is the biggest threat to Jews. Read more [...]
Israel and the dangers of ethnic nationalism
Jonathan Cook argues that Israel’s aggressive Zionist ideology and its ethnocratic character are insurmountable obstacles to peace, and stresses the role the international community must play to resolve the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Read more [...]
The mind of the poor
Lawrence Davidson highlights the mental impact of poverty on the poverty stricken, and argues that a rich country like the US needs a war on poverty programme similar to Lyndon Johnson’s. Read more [...]
Beleaguered Palestinian village of Wadi Fuqeen
Sandwiched between the Apartheid Read more [...]
A masterpiece for Palestine
Gilad Atzmon interviews the musician Gerald Clark ahead of the launch of Clark’s new jazz album, called Nakba in memory of the dispossession and ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people. Read more [...]
