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Palestine: Arduous odyssey of statehood

Posted on26. Aug, 2011 by .

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Israeli morals and humanity begin and end with Palestinian killings

Even the close allies of Israel and those who support the continued occupation of Palestine admit in their privacy that the actions and policies of the Israeli regime are beyond the pale and run counter to the very principles of humanity and morality. By Dr. Ismail Salami and Kourosh Ziabari The plight of the Palestinian people [...]

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Freedom Flotilla II sets sail for Gaza

Posted on17. Jun, 2011 by .

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Freedom Flotilla aid ship is setting sail for Gaza again. The Palestinian message on the ground is clear, but no one’s listening. They won’t accept surrender for peace. They want nothing less than freedom and justice in their own unoccupied land. By Debbie Menon / My Catbird Seat The aid flotilla is being organized by a [...]

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We will not go down, for the Gaza tonight

Posted on04. Jan, 2011 by .

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By Kourosh Ziabari:
“While the United Nations (UN) agencies and international non-governmental organizations (NGOs) have had the willingness and resources to support the re-construction of the houses Israel destroyed during the war, Israel continues to restrict the entry of construction materials, denying the victims from meaningful relief and from their right to adequate housing,” the report continues.

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GAZAN YOUTH’S MANIFESTO FOR CHANGE

Posted on03. Jan, 2011 by .

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By Marivel Guzman and Abu Yazan:
We are a peace movement consistent of young people in Gaza and supporters elsewhere that will not rest until the truth about Gaza is known by everybody in this whole world and in such a degree that no more silent consent or loud indifference will be accepted.

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Rachel Corrie: A Martyar For Justice and Peace

Posted on11. Dec, 2010 by .

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By Wayne Madsen:
The autopsy on Rachel Corrie’s body was performed by Dr. Yehuda Hiss of the Abu Kabir Institute of Forensic Medicine in Tel Aviv. Hiss was later identified as a key player in Israeli human organ trafficking and he was dismissed from his position. Hiss stood accused of stealing organs, bones and tissue samples from corpses and selling them.

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UK Aid workers taken hostage

Posted on11. Nov, 2010 by .

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By Marivel Guzman:
I just spoke with Ken O’keefe, they were loading the humanitarian aid, already in the ship 75 tons and one of the vehicles.

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Dear Chilean miners, please do not accept Israel’s invitation

Posted on24. Oct, 2010 by .

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By Robin:
Dear miners, you may never read this letter to you, but should it somehow reach you, it was written to you from my heart, to the hearts of you brave men who survived, by the grace of God, you are still with us.

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UN: Israel Has Violated International Law

Posted on02. Oct, 2010 by .

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UN Report On freedom flotilla:
The United Nations released the result of an investigation it launched in August following the Israeli raid on the Mavi Marmara boat. The UN Human Rights Council Fact-finding Mission stated that Israel violated international law, including international human rights law. The UN described the Israeli attack on the flotilla was disproportionate and unacceptably brutal and called the embargo imposed on Gaza unlawful.

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The Palestinian Diaspora

Posted on14. Sep, 2010 by .

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By Alan Hart:
I have long been of the view that the major difference between Jews and Arabs is that Jews know how to play the game of international politics and Arabs don’t. The Palestinians could prove me wrong. The world, not just the occupied and oppressed Palestinians, needs them to do so.

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Should King Abdullah invite Netanyahu to Riyadh?

Posted on09. Sep, 2010 by .

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By Alan Hart:
“Abdullah need not go to Jerusalem, as Anwar Sadat did, or recognize Israel. He can, though, still have a huge impact on the process by simply handing his plan to the leader for whose country it was intended. I can’t think of anything that would get these peace talks off to a better start. It feels to me as though Netanyahu is taking this moment seriously, but he is still very wary. By handing him the Abdullah plan, the Saudi monarch would unleash a huge peace debate in Israel.

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