Monthly Archives: May 2014
John Kerry’s commitment to a foreign state
Jamal Kanj looks at how US Secretary of State and other American officials toed the Israeli line in talks with the Palestinians and in their reaction to the Palestinian unity deal. Read more [...]
Zionism beyond control…
Alan Hart considers the choices facing the Palestinians following the failure of talks with Israel, from surrender to dismantling the Palestinian Authority and forcing Israel to bear the full burden of occupation. Read more [...]
Corporate-state corruption in India
Graham Peebles examines the scale of corporate and state corruption in India, which is enriching the few super rich, impoverishing the vast majority and turning the country into a failed state. Read more [...]
US shameful oversight of Israeli-Palestinian talks
Uri Avnery examines the United States’s role in the just-failed Israeli-Palestinian talks, a role that was heavily partial and characterized by double standards, absence of resolve, moral and political cowardice. Read more [...]
The West’s self-styled “left” and our very own Ku Klux Klan
Can the left really fall in love Read more [...]
A Palestinian “resistance” view
Emmanuel Tierra, former aid to Yasser Arafat, tells Stuart Littlewood that UN resolutions on the status of Palestine and Israel offer the only realistic basis for solution to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Read more [...]
