Monthly Archives: October 2017
Saudi Crown Prince Muhammad’s vow to moderate Saudi Islam: Easier said than done
James Dorsey argues that while the Saudi heir apparent's “proposed reforms have largely been welcomed by Saudi youth… they are likely to stir mixed responses as a result of deep-seated attitudes that have been cultivated for decades”. Read more [...]
Defending Zionist impunity in UK: The case of Rabbi Zvi Solomons and Lord Greville Janner
Gilad Atzmon exposes the sordid workings of Israel’s practitioners of disinformation and propaganda at local level in Britain, in this case a failed attempt by one Rabbi Zvi Solomons to stifle freedom of speech in the English town of Reading. Read more [...]
Is UK Reading Councillor Rachel Eden a British politician or an Israeli asset?
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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Avi Gabbay: Israeli Labour Party’s new visionless, lacklustre and stale leader
Uri Avnery explains why it is time to forget the Israeli Labour Party and create a new political force with new leaders who are "young, charismatic and resolute, with clear-cut aims, who can energise the peace camp". Read more [...]
Seeking happiness beyond neoliberal consumerism
Graham Peebles examines the roots of unhappiness inherent in our neoliberal, consumption-and-competition-based world, and argues that true happiness is experienced when we cease searching and when we stop desiring. Read more [...]
Wannabe British MP Rachel Eden and the zombie alliance
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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Balfour merrymaking a potential PR disaster for the British government
Stuart Littlewood argues that history will not judge kindly the British government's decision to celebrate the centenary of the Balfour Declaration "with pride" while refusing to apologise to its Palestinian victims and make amends. Read more [...]
Balfour Centenary: Celebrating 100 years of injustice and oppression
Stuart Littlewood views the plan by British stooges of Israel – deluded “Christians” and Jewish mouthpieces of the Zionist state – to celebrate the Balfour Declaration in the Albert Hall, and reminds us of some facts about that despicable declaration. Read more [...]
Harvey Weinstein and the politics of Hollywood
Jonathan Cook spells out the political conclusions which Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein's victims are not drawing: the need to get organised and expose their abusers, and save the next generation of actresses from abuse. Read more [...]
The real reasons Trump is quitting UNESCO
Jonathan Cook argues that President Trump’s decision to cave in to Israeli pressure and withdraw the US from UNESCO was prompted by that UN cultural agency’s leadership in recognising Palestine and its preservation of Palestinian heritage. Read more [...]
