Monthly Archives: July 2015
Noise pollution and the Iran nuclear deal
Lawrence Davidson examines the mind-dumbing effect of noise, from the near-mindless chatter of modern city restaurants to the media’s regurgitation of the Republican-Zionist propaganda about the Iran nuclear deal. Read more [...]
Israeli diplomat: Maintaining German guilt about the holocaust helps Israel
Gilad Atzmon writes:
It is in Israel’s Read more [...]
Israel’s stolen children: where is UNICEF Israel?
Marianne Azizi writes on the reluctance of UNICEF’s branch in Israel to support a planned 50 mile walk to raise awareness about Israel’s stolen children – and in support of children and families worldwide. Read more [...]
Education: time for a new purpose
Graham Peebles says inhibiting ideological patterns of thought must be dismantled in all areas of education if we are to discover the answers to our social, economic and environmental problems, and create harmony. Read more [...]
UK minister David Mundell flees poverty protest in Scotland
“Fluffy” Mundell flees the food Read more [...]
Israel, where a Las Vegas casino mogul’s stooge is God
Uri Avnery reflects on the pathetic state of Israeli politics, where the utterances of Binyamin Netanyahu, the stooge of an American casino mogul, go unchallenged as if they were the words of God. Read more [...]
Italian Premier Renzi gets his facts and priorities wrong on Israel and the Palestinian struggle
Matteo Renzi, failing to ensure respect Read more [...]
Israel’s endless misery for Gaza is no policy at all
Jonathan Cook argues that, in its quest to dominate the Palestinians of the Gaza Strip, Israel is pursuing an increasingly convoluted, confused and contradictory policy which is finally showing signs of backfiring. Read more [...]
What, really, is Netanyahu’s game plan for America?
Alan Hart says Israeli Premier Netanyahu would be deluded to assume that a Republican successor to Obama would abrogate the Iran nuclear deal, but warns against underestimating what a desperate Netanyahu might do. Read more [...]
Light at the end of Britain’s Zionist tunnel?
Stuart Littlewood examines what is so far known about the new leader of Britain’s Liberal Democrats, Tim Farron, who “has all the makings of an Israeli stooge”, and contrasts hims with Labour front-runner and justice advocate Jeremy Corbyn. Read more [...]
