News and Analysis

Boycotting Israeli settlement products: tactic vs. strategy

by Omar Barghouti, The Electronic Intifada, 11 November 2008 http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article9948.shtml There has been a spate of recent news reports on international companies moving out of the Occupied Palestinian Territories (OPT) to locations inside the internationally-recognized boundary between Israel and the West Bank. The impression is made that boycotting products originating in Israel’s illegal colonies in…

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One Voice: whose voice?

by John HilleyOne Voice is a project which apparently promotes peaceful joint Israeli-Palestinian efforts towards a “two state solution”. When stripped bare, however, we find a more stealthy agenda serving to disguise Israeli power through appeals to ‘moderation’ and challenges to ‘extremism’. Despite it’s elite allies and the failure of a supposedly critical media to…

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Israel’s Ambassador fails to impress

Last night (Tuesday 11 November) the North Korean government reported a bumper harvest and in an equally militarised country, the Jerusalem Post reported over 350 people attending a meeting in Edinburgh addressed by the  Israeli Ambassador, Ron Prosor.  The absurd claim was accompanied by an attack piece suggesting that the protestors were motivated by anti-Semitism.  In…

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‘One Voice’ – the screech of racism, crime and violations of international law

The well-funded group One Voice held a meeting on Monday 10th November with Glasgow University Rector Charles Kennedy. One Voice claims to represent both Palestinian and Israeli grass-roots opinion and to oppose ‘extremism on both sides’.  The first claim is bogus; their so-called ‘balance’ is between ongoing Israeli ethnic cleansing, carried out by both state and…

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