Monthly Archives: April 2014
Why the Palestinian-Israeli talks bubble burst
Uri Avnery examines the myths, the comprehensive lack of understandings and the fears of the alternatives to a world of make-believe surrounding the failed US-mediated talks between Israel and the Palestinians. Read more [...]
Israel the unprincipled entity
Jamal Kanj says American spinelessness towards Israel – once described by a French diplomat as a “shitty little country” – is responsible for the collapse of so-called “peace” talks with the Palestinians. Read more [...]
BBC misreports John Kerry on talks failure
Nureddin Sabir detects the hands of Zionists behind the BBC’s misreporting of US Secretary of State Kerry’s statement, to downplay his blaming of Israel for the failure of talks with the Palestinians. Read more [...]
The reality behind the Israeli-Palestinian talks
Jonathan Cook argues that, with the imminent failure of the Israeli-Palestinian talks,“the era of wishful thinking may finally be coming to an end – and that will be progress in itself”. Read more [...]
Threats from Palestine’s nasty neighbour
Stuart Littlewood views Israel’s threatening response to Palestinian moves to join international organizations as they’re entitled to, and wonders what entitles the squatters to threaten the indigenous people from exercising their rights. Read more [...]
Zionist billionaire eyes US presidential purchase
Uri Avnery examines how big money is corrupting US and Israeli politics, and highlights the role of American Jewish casino billionaire Sheldon Adelson who is now considering his next US presidential purchase. Read more [...]
Yet more Canadian students join the boycott Israel movement
While Israel’s apologists withdraw Read more [...]
Rosenberg’s conundrum: Zionism vs reality
Lawrence Davidson says, contrary to Michael Rosenberg’s defence of a racial Israel, “Zionism… has to go – for the sake of the Palestinians and... for a more promising future for the Jews”. Read more [...]
“BDS is irrelevant.” Oh, really?
Stuart Littlewood debunks the Israel apologists’ argument questioning the relevance of the boycott and sanctions movement, which he explains is necessary if there is to be hope for justice for the Palestinians. Read more [...]
