Global war

The supposed new Cold War

In the third of a four-part series on the world after Bush, Azmi Bishara sees discord emerging, but no universal blueprint that would ground a new Cold War between the West and the rest

Settler Violence Report: July and August 2008

Written by Ahmad Jaradat and Sara Venturini, Alternative Information Center (AIC)    

Hebron and the South of West Bank

Syria on Top by Michael Warschawski

AIC: Settler Violence Report: May and June 2008


Hebron and southern West Bank

The Truce of the matter! by Eyad Sarraj

Acease-fire sustained for six months would then roll over to the West Bank. Gilad Shalit, the hostage Israeli soldier, would be released in aseparate deal involving exchange of Palestinian prisoners. Future negotiations would set the terms for
opening the borders between Egypt and Gaza.

The Palestinian Return and Right of Return—No Deal!

Any ethnic (or confessional) state considers the non-dominant ethnicity as a threat, and aspires to its disappearance through more or less violent means.

Facing the Specters of Israel’s Establishment: the Palestinian Right of Return as the True Healing of Israeli Society

Moreover: all over the world, and not only in the progressive media, any mention of Israel's sixtieth anniversary has been followed by the mention of the Palestinian Nakba, including by those—and they are the majority—for whom the creation of Israel is an event that deserves feasts and celebrations.

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