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Sailing into Gaza by Huwaida Arraf
Huwaida Affaf was one of about 60 international human right activists who, in August 2008, symbollically broke the Israeli seige of Gaza by sailing their two boats – the SS Liberty and the SS Free Gaza – through the blockade … Continue reading
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Tagged death, freedom, Gaza, Huwaida, Huwaida Arraf Huwaida Affaf, Israel, occupation, sniper
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Fear in Gaza by Mohammed Omer
Attacks over the last few days by Israel have killed around 100 Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, including a number of young boys who were playing soccer when the tank’s shell landed. As the violence continues, 22-year-old journalist and photographer, … Continue reading
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Tagged child, Gaza, Gaza Strip, house, Jabalyia, Mohammed Omer, pain, street
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Actors Change. Drama Continues Bishop Riah calls for action in Gaza
With the gap in the Gaza-Eyptian border having been closed, Professor Norman Finkelstein has called on ordinary Gazans to take up their picks and shovels and tear down the border between Gaza and Israel – an action that he says … Continue reading
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Tagged Bishop Riah, community, death, Gaza, Gazans, International Court of Justice, occupation, Professor Norman Finkelstein, Riah
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Orthodox Jews Condemn the Israeli Blockade of Gaza
The following two letters – to the Secretary-General of the United Nations and to Gaza’s Hamas leader, Doctor Mahmud Al-Zahar – are from Rabbi Meir Hirsh, representing Orthodox Jews worldwide who oppose the Israeli blockade of Gaza and who … Continue reading
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Tagged Gaza, land, Rabbi Meir Hirsh, sixty, State of Israel, United Nations, war, Zionists
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Terror and Starvation in Gaza by John Pilger
In this article, written for the New Statesman, John Pilger describes how Gaza in Palestine has come to symbolise the imposition of great power on the powerless, in the Middle East and all over the world, and how a vocabulary … Continue reading
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Tagged cent, Gaza, half, Israel, John Pilger, vision, water
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Rachel Corrie and Palestine by Sonja Karkar
Rachel was a peace activist who had gone to Rafah in Gaza because she wanted to help bring the terrible plight of the Palestinians to the notice of the world … and tragically, she achieved that with her death more … Continue reading
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Tagged building, Gaza, Israel, land, law, Palestine, Rachel Corrie, Sonja Karkar Rachel, West
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Pause for Peace by Ahmed Yousef
Gaza: November 1st, 2006. Ahmed Yousef, senior advisor to the Palestinian Prime Minister, speaks of the offer of a ‘hudna’, which is more than a ceasefire. HERE in Gaza, few dream of peace. For now, most dare only to dream … Continue reading
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Tagged Ahmed Yousef, Ahmed Yousef Gaza, concept, dream, Gaza, Hamas, resolution, truce
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Atrocities in the Promised Land Kathleen Christison
Former CIA political analyst, Kathleen Christison, sees Israel as having reached a state of moral collapse, though most Western nations refuse to recognise it. Words fail; ordinary terms are inadequate to describe the horrors Israel daily perpetrates, and has perpetrated … Continue reading
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Tagged establishment, Gaza, Israel, Kathleen Christison, Michel Warschawski, society, strength, Zionist
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