Monthly Archives: May 2017
How Israeli moves in Jerusalem are scotching Trump’s “ultimate deal”
Why would anyone vote Conservative in the UK election?
Graham Peebles explores the role of the media – and ignorance – in propping up the present, unjust status quo in Britain and making it likely that those who suffer most from Conservative policies will vote Conservative. Read more [...]
Manchester bombing: message still not understood
Stuart Littlewood argues that British foreign policy, from the Balfour Declaration of 1917, to the coup against Iran’s democratically elected prime minister in 1953, to the failed “war on terror”, are inextricably linked to terrorist atrocities in the UK. Read more [...]
The tragedy of world-wide forced displacement
Graham Peebles stresses the misery driving people to migrate, and the miserable conditions they endure en route to and after arriving at their destination, and calls for compassion in treating these victims of circumstance. Read more [...]
الحكم على الماضي بمعايير الحاضر؟ (Judging the past by present standards?)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
ماذا Read more [...]
Israeli human rights lawyer in detention without defence or trial, a victim of judicial abuse
Israel tutors its children in fear and loathing
Israeli whistleblower sent to prison after exposing official corruption
Israel – a curious national home
الجهاد من جديد (Jihad, again)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
هذه Read more [...]





