Monthly Archives: December 2014
Whitewashing a Palestinian minister’s murder
Jamal Kanj examines the murder by Israeli Wehrmacht soldiers of Palestinian minister Ziad Abu Ein and the subsequent propaganda blitz by Israel and its Western stooges and nincompoops to whitewash the murder. Read more [...]
Israel’s Jews trapped in their own narrative
Alan Hart explains why Israeli Jews must acknowledge that a terrible wrong was done to the Palestinians by Zionism in the name of all Jews and that this wrong must be righted. Read more [...]
Free choice vs media determinism
Lawrence Davidson questions the extent of free will, whether in commercial or political choices, in the face of media manipulation amounting to determinism and exercised through advertisements and selective news and emphasis. Read more [...]
Palestine and Europe’s symbolic gestures
Alan Hart says Europe needs to go beyond gestures towards Palestine and submit a Security Council resolution with an ultimatum for Israel to withdraw from the Palestinian territories or face international sanctions. Read more [...]
Watch: How Israeli laws ruin lives
In this interview with Stephen Read more [...]
Watch: Why you should support the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) Movement
In 2005, Palestinian civil society Read more [...]
Israel’s ethnic cleansing manifesto
Jamal Kanj argues that Israeli politicians such as the present foreign minister, the Moldovan former nightclub bouncer Avigdor Lieberman, are seeking to complete the ethnic cleansing begun by Israel’s founders in 1948. Read more [...]
سوريا: و ماذا بعد؟
بقلم م. الهنداوي
واقعنا Read more [...]
Israel’s upcoming election choices
Uri Avnery advocates a centrist-leftist election bloc to contest Israel’s upcoming polls, which he argues will decide between a racist, warmongering state or a democratic state at peace with the Palestinians. Read more [...]
Zionist lobby attack on academic freedom in USA
Lawrence Davidson examines how Zionists are undermining academic freedom in the USA by seeking to destroy the careers of critics of Israel, and argues that this underlines the importance of continued dissent. Read more [...]
