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A woman lays flowers at an impromptu memorial a day after the Paris terror attacks, Le Petit Cambodge / Carillon, November 14, 2015. (Maya-Anaïs Yataghène/CC)
Don’t equate Paris attacks with those in Tel Aviv
Suggestions that terrorism in Paris springs from the same well as terrorism in Israel are misleading and dangerous. Erasing complexity may be a comfort in difficult days like these, but conflating the varying causes of violence won’t help us end it. There are troubled currents flowing from unlikely sources these days. Terror attacks have continued…
By Natasha Roth-Rowland November 24, 2015
A woman lays flowers at an impromptu memorial a day after the Paris terror attacks, Le Petit Cambodge / Carillon, November 14, 2015. (Maya-Anaïs Yataghène/CC)
Paris attacks show the interconnectedness of our troubles
If the attacks on Paris are viewed as ‘an attack on us all,’ then so too should the wars in Syria and Iraq. Like millions of others last night, I stayed up for hours following the news of the horrifying attacks in Paris. At the same time that I dreaded the rising body count and…
By Amjad Iraqi November 14, 2015
Screenshot from the latest Likud campaign video.
Netanyahu campaign video: A victory for the Left means an ISIS invasion
In the latest Likud campaign video, released online Saturday, the message is that voters who cast their ballots for parties to the left of Netanyahu are throwing open Israel’s borders to an invasion by the so-called Islamic State, which in Israel and much of the Arabic-speaking world is called Da’esh.     The video opens…
By Lisa Goldman February 14, 2015
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Kayla Mueller in Bil'in (Photo courtesy of ISM)
Bil’in activists remember Kayla Mueller, her time in Palestine
Palestinians residents and activists in Bil’in who hosted the American human rights activist recently killed by Da’esh (ISIS) remember her and her commitment to their struggle. ‘We will continue, like Kayla, to work against injustice wherever it is,’ Bil’in activists say. Mueller also volunteered with African refugees in Tel Aviv. By Samah Salaime Egbariya, with Haggai Matar…
By +972 Magazine February 11, 2015
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