Monthly Archives: May 2018
West’s failure to act will be cause of the next Gaza massacre
Jonathan Cook says the West’s failure to punish Israel for its massacre in Gaza – “in fact, the reverse: visible rewards with a relocated US embassy and the chance to host the Eurovision Song Contest” – will lead to future massacres. Read more [...]
Jewish past versus Jewish state
Gilad Atzmon writes:
Zionism promised Read more [...]
Fathi Harb burnt himself to death in Gaza. Will the world notice?
Jonathan Cook asks whether Gaza resident Fathi Harb’s self-immolation will shame the West into action, or whether the West will continue to blame the victims to excuse its complicity in seven decades of Israeli outrages against the Palestinian people. Read more [...]
Who is the vassal: the US or Israel?
Uri Avnery examines whether the US or Israel is pushing the other to war with Iran by scuppering the Iran nuclear deal and attacking Iranian forces in Syria, amid Israeli public indifference and infatuation with Netanyahu and his showmanship. Read more [...]
ماذا يجب أن تعلمنا هذه الحرب؟ (What should the Syrian war teach us?)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
هذه Read more [...]
هل يمكن الشفاء من الطائفية؟ (Is it possible to be cured of sectarianism?)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
الطائفية Read more [...]
Saudi export of ultra-conservatism in the era of Crown Prince Muhammad Bin Salman
James Dorsey examines the extent to which the self-styled reformist de facto ruler of Saudi Arabia, Muhammad bin Salman, is disengaging from extremist Sunni Islamist groups, or whether the Saudis’ anti-Shia obsession is making the extremists too useful a tool to drop. Read more [...]
ترامب النووي (Nuclear Trump)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
يشكل Read more [...]
Britain in the grip of the Zionist lobby: Living in an Orwellian dystopia
Gilad Atzmon writes:
It is puzzling Read more [...]
Crisis in consciousness: Change and the Individual
Graham Peebles examines an alternative paradigm for our lives, arguing that we must break free of our inhibiting conditioning and thereby cease to add to the collective pollution blighting our lives. Read more [...]
