Israeli lies and US media manipulations

Israeli lies and US media manipulations

Jamal Kanj argues that the burning alive of the Palestinian child Muhammad Abu-Khdeir sheds light on Israeli racism and exposes the US media’s complicity in Israeli crimes, lied and cover ups. More »

Muhammad Abu Khedair

Israelis indifferent to lynching and war crimes

Uri Avnery voices disgust at the murder in Gaza, the official and media incitement, the burning alive of an innocent Palestinian teenager by Israeli neo-Nazis and the Israeli public’s silence. More »

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Israelis, not Palestinians, excel at vengeance

Jonathan Cook examines the “culture of hate” and vengeance behind the recent abductions and murder of children in the occupied West Bank and the relentless Israeli aggression against the people of Gaza. More »

Mindset

Is changing the Israeli mindset possible?

Alan Hart says appealing to Israelis over their leaders’ heads with a genuine peace offer based on the Arab Peace Initiative might break their mindset and pave the way for genuine peace. More »

Abu-Bakr al-Baghdadi, leader of the so-called "Islamic State"

Not the Iraq I remember

Jamal Kanj argues that although the US invasion of Iraq sowed the seeds of sectarianism, responsibility for the mess now breaking the country apart rests squarely with Iraq’s leaders and political parties. More »

Palestine’s dead teenagers

Stuart Littlewood reminds us of the context of the killing of teenagers in Palestine – essential background missing from the reports of the BBC and other broadcasters, and from politicians' utterances. More »

On Israel’s genocidal nature

Gilad Atzmon argues, in a debate on Iran’s English-language Press TV, that Israel’s ongoing killing of Palestinians reflects the “murderous and genocidal and plunderous nature of the Jewish state”. More »

UK Methodists still half-hearted about BDS

Stuart Littlewood examines the empty talk, weasel words and mischief used by the UK Methodists to avoid doing the decent, Christian thing and boycotting Israel until it does justice to the Palestinians. More »

A worldwide revolution of ideas is needed

Graham Peebles says a root and branch revolution of the fundamental ideas on which contemporary capitalist societies are built is essential if the causes of conflict and disharmony are to be eliminated. More »

Will Jewish meddlers dictate UK Methodist policy?

Stuart Littlewood wonders whether the UK’s Methodist Church will surrender to the Zionist lobby, noting one Methodist delegate’s observation that the church has already sold out to Israel on several issues. More »

Tag: Iran

Netanyahu’s latest deception

Alan Hart says Israeli Premier Netanyahu’s decision to delay the building of 20,000 Jewish squats is a tactic intended to allow the Zionist lobby in Congress to wreck an accommodation with Iran.

Netanyahu’s nauseating parody of himself

Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and his warmongering compatriots are incensed at the prospect of a deal between Iran and the Western powers that would ease some sanctions on Iran in return

Israel’s nuclear weapons: a common sense reminder

As Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu desperately tries to pressure the United States into doing Israel’s dirty work in the Middle East, Sydney Hatchl writes to Redress Information & Analysis reminding readers

Staying power and the war for justice

Perseverance for justice

Lawrence Davidson sees signs of hope in Washigton’s opting for diplomacy towards Iran and in a recent poll which showed growing disenchantment with Israel among American Jews, but he urges caution.

Killjoy was here: Netanyahu at the UN

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Uri Avnery examines the pathetic figure of Israel’s prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, a bore standing before an almost empty hall at the General Assembly, using false analogies and making empty threats.

Zionism versus diplomacy and peace

Hassan Rouhani

Lawrence Davidson argues that thanks to their hubris, Israel’s stooges in Congress have been pitting themselves against the US public mood, at least as far as policy towards Iran is concerned.

Now’s the time to strip Israel of its WMDs

Gilad Atzmon says the fresh start in Western-Iranian relations ushered in by the new Iranian president has created an environment conducive to disarming Israel of its weapons of mass destruction.

The 1973 war and the power of deterrence

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Gilad Atzmon says 40 years after the 1973 Arab-Israeli war, there is still a lesson to be learnt by the Arab states and Iran: the absolute need for a deterrent capability.

Watch: media sensationalism, distortions and lies about Syria

Scott Lucas, Professor of American Studies at Britain’s Birmingham University and a specialist on North Africa, the Middle East and Iran, has produced a brilliant video analysis on media coverage of the

Disarm Israel of nuclear weapons – an Israeli breaks a taboo

So much energy and propaganda has been invested by Israel and its stooges and pimps around the world regarding the supposed danger posed by Iran’s nuclear programme and the need to bomb