Monthly Archives: December 2013
Israel boycott bites deeper as Dutch company cuts ties
It seems that hardly a day passes Read more [...]
Israel’s war on the Bedouin: 1948 settled nothing
Jonathan Cook says Israel views its plans to uproot thousands of Bedouin citizens from their homes in the Negev to deprived, overcrowded townships as part of the ethnic cleansing begun in 1948. Read more [...]
Israel: legitimacy and behaviour
Lawrence Davidson argues that Israel is increasingly seen as illegitimate because of its own behaviour and that it can either ditch the occupation, Zionism, racism and inequality or become a pariah state. Read more [...]
Israel’s isolation grows as it falls out with Romania and the Netherlands
It’s been yet another bad week Read more [...]
Britain edges towards boycotting Israel
For the first time, the British government Read more [...]
The meaning of “peace”, Israeli-style
When Israelis talk about “peace”, Read more [...]
Canadian Protestant church joins boycott Israel campaign
From the Zionist cesspit that is Read more [...]
The abuse of migrant workers in Saudi Arabia
Graham Peebles relates the abuse suffered by migrant workers expelled by Saudi Arabia, and argues that unless the root causes of migration are tackled, the abuse will continue, perhaps in another country. Read more [...]
Imprisoned Palestinian leader mourns Nelson Mandela’s death
Message from Marwan Barghouthi, imprisoned Read more [...]
The vultures feeding off Mandela’s memory
Nureddin Sabir views the Israeli and Western vultures heaping praise on Nelson Mandela now that he has died, despite doing their best to thwart his struggle for freedom during the apartheid era. Read more [...]
