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What’s keeping the Palestinian teenage rebellion alive?
Instead of referring to Palestinians who carry out stabbings ‘child terrorists,’ Israeli society would do well to wake up and realize that this rebellion won’t end until these teenagers have their freedom. By Umar al-Ghubari Over the past few days, the Israeli media marked six months since the beginning of the latest intifada. The media,…
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March 15, 2016
East Jerusalem’s youth: Proof that managing the conflict doesn’t work
The blood of East Jerusalem’s children, and the blood of their Israeli victims, is a reminder of one thing: there is no way to ‘manage’ the conflict. A year of mostly bitter, devastating events has finally come to an end. From the murder of 16-year-old Shira Banki at the Jerusalem pride parade to the grotesque…
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Orly Noy
December 29, 2015
Pro-Kurdish leader: ‘We extend our hand to the Palestinian people’
Despite President Erdoğan’s control over the Turkish media and political persecution of minorities, the pro-Kurdish ‘Peoples’ Democratic Party’ has managed to become the third largest party in the country’s parliament. Günay Kubilay, one of its highest-ranking members speaks to +972’s Hebrew-language sister site, Local Call, about incitement and violence, Turkey’s disintegrating democracy, and the link between…
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December 12, 2015
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The Jewish Intifada: The conflict turns upside-down
The newest chapter of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict – settler-led physical violence and destruction of both Palestinian and Israeli targets, within and beyond the Green Line – has turned regular conflict patterns of political divisions upside-down. Confusion and irony reign. Settler-led violence isn’t new: attacks on Palestinian civilians has been a regular feature of life in…
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Dahlia Scheindlin
December 15, 2011
Palestinian pollster: UN declaration may be last chance for Abbas
“It’s very clear that the public wants a real state, not just a state in name. The public is willing to pay the price.” Palestinian pollster Khalil Shikaki explains why a unilateral declaration of statehood may be the last chance Palestinians give to their current leadership, and the dilemmas Palestinians face come September. As September…
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Dahlia Scheindlin
July 28, 2011
WATCH: brutal arrest of protesters in Nabi Saleh (West Bank)
The demonstrations against the Occupation in Nabi Saleh have experienced major setbacks in recent months. The demonstrations been taking place for over one year despite serious military repression. The two leaders of the community, Bassem and Naji Tamimi, have both been arrested by Israeli soldiers along with 12 percent of the total population of the…
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Joseph Dana
April 8, 2011
Hebron demonstration signals a new intifada in the West Bank?
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qG-tIKVD8Qs[/youtube] Riding the wave of unrest in the Arab world, the PA called for a carefully controlled ‘day of rage’ throughout the West Bank against the United States for their recent veto of an internationally accepted resolution declaring (once again) that Israeli settlement activity is illegal. While in Ramallah the PA sponsored demonstration was weak…
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Joseph Dana
February 26, 2011
Netanyahu on leaked video: Clinton administration was “extremely pro-Palestinian”, I stopped Oslo
Netanyahu's visit to a settler family in 2001
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Noam Sheizaf
July 15, 2010
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