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From the river to the sea, Palestinians are not free
Rather than threatening those who chant pro-Palestine slogans, the British government should promote freedom and equality for all between the river and the sea.
By
Ben Reiff
January 30, 2022
The UK welcomed an Israeli arms factory into our town. We shut it down
By forcing Elbit Systems to close one of its factories, we showed what direct action can achieve when governments remain indifferent to Israeli apartheid.
By
Huda Ammori
January 23, 2022
Brexit and the Israel-Palestine problem
More and more people are stuck with each other in this world, even as rejectionists pretend — if only for a minute or two — that we’re not. I wasn’t much of a political junky as a kid, and I was certainly no wunderkind at foreign relations. The Cold War was a fact of life, as solid…
By
Dahlia Scheindlin
June 28, 2016
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Iran’s collective memory won’t allow the kind of agreement Netanyahu wants
While Israelis are busy burying the dead, Netanyahu is busy running from place to place to speak out against the Iran nuclear deal. What he doesn’t realize, however, is that the days of Iran’s capitulation to Western interests are over. In a week in which Israeli society stood dumbfounded after two horrifying murders that shook…
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Orly Noy
August 12, 2015
The world is letting Israel get away with it again
The assault on Gaza has hurt this country’s image, and it doesn’t care. There’s no doubt that this past month of heavily televised overkill in Gaza – well, heavily televised everywhere but here – has hurt Israel’s standing in the world. The IDF has killed too many civilians, wiped out too many families, bombed too…
By
Larry Derfner
August 11, 2014
UK devises new excuses for rejecting LGBTQ refugees
The original version of this article contained an inappropriate reference related to the LGBTQ community in both the headline and text. Following an editorial review, the headline has been changed and the references removed throughout the body of the text.
By
Laissez Passer
April 16, 2013
Israeli minister aptly compares Ariel settlement with Falklands
Last Tuesday, it became official: the IDF (following approval from Defense Minister Barak) recognized the academic center in the settlement of Ariel as a full-fledged university. International condemnation soon followed. A UK minister, for instance, expressed disappointment regarding Israel’s decision, and labeled it an obstacle to peace. In response, Israeli Education Minister Gideon Saar (Likud)…
By
Roi Maor
December 29, 2012
Following E1 decision, Israel is more isolated than ever but not likely to change course
The decision to promote construction plans for the E1 area and build 3,000 housing units in the West Bank has European diplomats making a last-ditch effort to save the two-state solution. Israeli ambassadors in several European capitals have been summoned to receive angry responses to Jerusalem’s recent decision to construct 3,000 new housing units in…
By
Noam Sheizaf
December 3, 2012
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