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Let our Children Live by Nurit Peled-Elhanan
“Neither Judaism nor Islam nor any religion for that matter are the cause for murder and terror. Racist education is. American imperialism is, and Israeli ruthless regime of occupation is….The people who are destroying the world today are not Muslim. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abir Aramin, Aramin, Bassam, Bassam Aramin, death, Muslim, Nurit Peled-Elhanan, occupation
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Palestine is Dying by Sonja Karkar
Time and again, the bitter years have shown these courageous Palestinian men, women and children that no matter what they do, Israel does not want a Palestinian state, and the world, for all its fine talk will not lift a … Continue reading
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Tagged death, enemy, Israel, matter, occupation, Palestine, seed
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O Little Town By Nicholas Blincoe
As a child, studying O’ level geography, I was given a list of every conceivable city-type: the fortress, the port, the market town and so on. I remembered the list when I first visited Bethlehem, my wife’s home town. Many … Continue reading
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Tagged Age, Bethlehem, Bible, home, Israel, land, Nicholas Blincoe, occupation
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THE JERUSALEM DECLARATION ON CHRISTIAN ZIONISM
Statement by the Patriarch and Local Heads of Churches In Jerusalem. “Blessed are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children of God.” (Matthew 5:9) Christian Zionism is a modern theological and political movement that embraces the most extreme ideological … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Zionism, Christian Zionist, Churches, Gospel, Israel, justice, land, occupation, Palestine
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The Case for Boycotting Israel by Dr Virginia Tilley
It is finally time. After years of internal arguments, confusion, and dithering, the time has come for a full-fledged international boycott of Israel. Good cause for a boycott has, of course, been in place for decades, as a raft of … Continue reading
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Tagged boycott, Israel, occupation, pressure, society, South Africa, Zionist
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The Barbaric and The Civilized – by Dr Chandra Muzaffar
It is unanimous: that the dastardly bomb attacks in London on 7 July 2005 were a barbaric act. There is no other way of describing the planned, premeditated targeting of civilians. It is political violence of this sort that constitutes … Continue reading
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Tagged century, destruction, Dr Chandra Muzaffar, Iraq, London, occupation, violence, West
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A War of Religions? God Forbid! by Uri Avnery
ONE OF our former Chiefs-of-Staff, the late Rafael (“Raful”) Eytan, who was not the brightest, once asked a foreign guest: “Are you Jewish or Christian?” “I am an atheist!” the man replied. “Okay, Okay,” Raful demanded impatiently, “but a Jewish atheist or a … Continue reading
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Tagged intifada, leadership, occupation, Palestine, state, Yasser Arafat, Zionist
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To Talk With Hamas – by Uri Avnery
LIKE TWO very tired wrestlers who clasp each other, unable to separate, the Israeli and Palestinian societies are glued to each other. The Palestinian elections this week took place in the shadow of the Israeli elections. Who is Ehud Olmert? … Continue reading
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Tagged ballot, Hamas, occupation, Palestinian elections, society, station, Union
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The Giant’s Daughter – by Uri Avnery
A GERMAN poem tells of the giant’s daughter, who found a peasant plowing his field and brought him home in her handkerchief to show to her father. But the father said gravely: “The peasant is no toy!” and told her to put … Continue reading