Monthly Archives: November 2018
Gilad Atzmon: Appeal for support
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Fraying principles: The hypocrisy of US progressives towards the Palestinians
Lawrence Davidson views why US politicians such as New Jersey Democratic Senator Cory Booker, who are “progressive” on domestic issues, hold a blindspot towards Israeli racism and aggression and choose to be illiberal on the rights of the oppressed Palestinian people. Read more [...]
Netanyahu’s ceasefire is meant to keep Gaza imprisoned
Jonathan Cook says by bolstering Hamas, Netanyahu hopes to ensure Palestine remains disunited, divided territorially and ideologically, and in no position to exert pressure on Israel via Europe or the UN to begin peace talks or concede Palestinian statehood. Read more [...]
ما بين الرقص و الرقوَصة بالسيف (On dancing with swords)
بقلم منذر هنداوي
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Lest we forget: Bygone lights shining on our dark present
Mohamed El-Doufani* writes:
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Divide and conquer: Nationalism, identity politics and Western political morbidity
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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Palestine solidarity at the crossroads
Stuart Littlewood calls for robust measures to counter bogus accusations of anti-Semitism that stifle free speech and for a centralised legal unit to be created to reprimand Zio-extremists who make false accusations of anti-Semitism against the likes of Baroness Tonge. Read more [...]
A tale of two massacres: Pittsburgh and Hebron
Lawrence Davidson compares the cultures in the US and Israel that gave rise to the Pittsburgh and Hebron mass murderers, one an anti-Semite American and the other an Arab-hating Israeli Jew – paranoid, gun-loving, minority-demonising cultures. Read more [...]
The niqab represents a pernicious ideology and its spread should worry us all
Mohamed El-Doufani says the proliferation of the Muslim veil, the niqab, and its equally primitive variants is an indicator of the spread of a pernicious ideology propagated by the Muslim Brotherhood and other ultra-reactionary Salafists and should be of concern to everyone. Read more [...]
With Brazil’s Bolsonaro, Israel finds another natural partner on the far-right
Jonathan Cook argues that Israel’s leaders are not simply placating a new wave of white-nationalist and neo-fascist leaders, from Brazil and the US to Central and Eastern Europe, but have a deep-rooted ideological sympathy with them. Read more [...]
