Monthly Archives: January 2015
Netanyahu, Europe’s far right find common ground
Jonathan Cook says Israel’s PM and Europe’s far right’s common vision is a Europe free of Jews, who should be in Israel, and free of Muslims, who risk undermining support for Israel. Read more [...]
Terror in Paris: how we got there and a way out
Lawrence Davidson views the Paris attacks in the broader contexts that contributed to them, and asks how much blood has to be shed before we honour the only escape route: international law. Read more [...]
Paris attacks – Islamists’ gift to Israel
Uri Avnery argues that the jihadist terrorist attacks in Paris benefited Binyamin Netanyahu, the Israeli right and Zionism in general, and may also help entrench the Israeli occupation of the Palestinian territories. Read more [...]
Palestine accession to Rome Statute and other international instruments
Nicolas Boeglin writes:
On 6 Read more [...]
UK Zionist mafia’s onslaught against free speech
Stuart Littlewood looks at how Britain’s Zionist lobby is sabotaging freedom of speech by bullying politicians and journalists who speak the truth about Israel, most recently BBC reporter Tim Willcox. Read more [...]
War crimes suspects lead Paris anti-terror march
Stuart Littlewood voices incredulity at the appearance of war criminals Binyamin Netanyahu and Tzipi Livni, and Jewish squatter leader Naftali Bennett, at the Pars march marking the Charlie Hebdo terrorist attack. Read more [...]
Israel’s March 2015 elections
Lawrence Davidson explains why regardless of the outcome of the March elections, Israel’s habitual violence and its ongoing violation of international laws and the standards of human rights will not change. Read more [...]
Unreported Israel: the stolen children
Marianne Azizi highlights Israel’s system of institutionalised injustice which separates parents from their children – who become assets for the country’s billion dollar family breakdown industry – and a human rights activist gagged. Read more [...]
State terrorism in Ethiopia’s Ogaden region
Graham Peebles describes the extreme repression and violations of human rights perpetrated by the Ethiopian regime against the people of the Somali-inhabited Ogaden region, while Western donors look the other way. Read more [...]
The Trial of Tony Blair: song by Martin Noakes
Lyrics
Living a lie
I’ve never Read more [...]
