Monthly Archives: October 2018
Cherev Gideon: Pennsylvania’s “Israeli Tactical Training Academy”
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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Israel’s Bat Melech Battered Woman’s Shelter: A front for fraud, obscene profits and child kidnapping?
Marianne Azizi writes:
The battered Read more [...]
أردوغان تكلم أخيرا (Erdogan speaks, at last)
قلم منذر هنداوي
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Sharing is key to a new economic and democratic order
Graham Peebles writes:
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Israel’s “psychological obstacles to peace”
Lawrence Davidson argues that Israelis’ “existentialist” fears are no excuse for the destruction of Palestine, its people, culture and international law, and that if those fears preclude the use of reason to end the conflict, then there is no choice but coercion – administered worldwide. Read more [...]
Saving the Holy Land – a “dead end in the tragedy of the Palestinians”…
Stuart Littlewood highlights the “cry of hope in the absence of all hope” of Palestinian Christians living under the jackboot of the Israeli occupiers to help campaigners and civil society keep focus on some of the essential issues in the big struggle ahead. Read more [...]
أين يكمن العيب؟ (Where does the defect lie?)
قلم منذر هنداوي
قبل Read more [...]
After 70 years of abuse, a definition of anti-Palestinian racism
Stuart Littlewood highlights a newly-published definition of anti-Palestinian racism, and an authoritative study which shows the extent of the disinformation campaign behind the claims of “anti-Semitism” in the UK Labour Party. Read more [...]
Enemies of our future: Donald Trump and John Bolton
Lawrence Davidson argues that “placing people like Trump and Bolton into leading government positions is the same as inviting fascism back into our national lives”, and that this raises questions about the adequacy of the US political and education systems. Read more [...]
Everyone washes their hands as Gaza’s economy goes into freefall
Jonathan Cook argues that none of the parties involved with the Gaza Strip is prepared to make a priority of its welfare, and explains why reconciliation between Hamas and Palestinian Authority Chaorman Mahmud Abbas is as far off as ever. Read more [...]
