Two-state Dreamers – Jonathan Cook in Nazareth …As long as Israel is an ethnic state, it will be forced to deepen the occupation and intensify its ethnic cleansing policies to prevent the emergence of genuine Palestinian political influence — for the reasons I cite above and for many others I don’t. In truth, both a…
Continue Reading If one state is impossible, why is Olmert so afraid of it?
In February 1930 Freud was asked, as a distinguished Jew, to contribute to a petition condemning Arab riots of 1929, in which over a hundred Jewish settlers were killed. This was his reply: Letter to the Keren Hajessod (Dr. Chaim Koffler) Vienna: 26 February 1930 Dear Sir, I cannot do as you wish. I…
Israeli court’s 7th administrative detention of Palestinian mother 15/03/2008 Israeli courts renew the administrative detention of Nora Hashlamoun, 37, for the seventh consecutive time. Hashlamoun went on hunger strike last December for 27 consecutive days in order to demand the non-renewal of her administrative detention and her immediate release, where she spent more than…
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Israeli military tries to kidnap 10-year-old in Burka village near Nablus Witnesses told the media that at least 5 Israeli military jeeps invaded the village of Burka on Friday evening. They also stated that the Israeli soldiers opened fire and searched homes. Among the homes searched was the house of Abed Syif, who was killed…
Continue Reading The Army that ran away from Hizbollah tried to kidnap a ten-year old
Dozens of residents of Bil’in, a village near Ramallah, took to the streets on Friday in their weekly demonstration protesting against the illegal confiscation of village land through Israel’s continued expansion of the wall. The army attack Bil’in non-violent protest: six injured, one kidnapped March 14, 2008 by Ghassan Bannoura – IMEMC News Dozens…
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Occupation forces carried out a widespread demolition operation across the West Bank. Communities in the Jordan Valley were the hardest hit, although people in the Qalqilya district were also affected. Full report from Stop the Wall Campaign More from Stop the Wall Campaign on house demolitions
Continue Reading Wave of Demolitions in the West Bank leave 75 people homeless