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A failed revolution: Why Israel’s next social protest will be a violent one
The next social protest will be violent because the demand will no longer be for change but for a revolution – and revolutions are violent by nature. Two years after Israel’s social protests, poverty is only increasing, a small number of people control the economy and politicians are still ignoring the grievances of those who…
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December 18, 2013
Block by block, Egyptians fight their past for a new future
‘For me, today is one of the days of the revolution,’ Egyptian poet Zain El-Abdeen Fouad says, describing the recent unrest as part of a process of a continuing social transformation. ‘The [revolt against Mubarak] sparked the revolution and it never ended. The revolution will continue until it achieves its goals.’ By Jesse Rosenfeld CAIRO…
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January 27, 2013
The death of Gaddafi and the Year of the Popular Protest
The death of Muammar Qaddafi—a dictator who lived and died by the sword—is just one more seminal event in what has been, without a doubt, an exceptional year in the history of the world. It has been the Year of the Popular Protest, a fire that has left no corner of the globe untouched. The…
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Omar H. Rahman
October 20, 2011
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Notes from Caracas: “Social justice” comes at a price
Venezuela has undergone a socio-economic transformation over the last decade, amid calls for “social justice.” Many people have paid the price, with their savings and their lives. Tel Aviv’s protesters should be aware of the costs of attaining what they are calling for. A tale of two cities I received a note from a Tel…
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Roee Ruttenberg
August 16, 2011
The tent protest: neither social justice, nor revolution
This article was jointly written by Dahlia Scheindlin and Joseph Dana, based on our shared experiences of the protests. The popular, mass protests here that began as a cry of rage against housing prices have evolved admirably into a public outcry against a slew of deep-rooted problems in Israeli social and economic life. Visiting the…
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Dahlia Scheindlin
July 31, 2011
Tent protest: Why we march tonight
By Roni Gelbfish | From Hebrew: Dimi Reider Tonight, tens of thousands of people will march from the tent camp in Tel Aviv to protest not only the housing prices but the overall discontent and frustration with Israel’s political system. Writer Roni Gelbfish shares six notes on how she found she doesn’t need to be cynical…
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July 23, 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
Israel staunchly on the side of Arab tyrannies
The Sum of All their Fears: Why Israelis react with fear and loathing to the Egyptian revolution It’s yet unclear whether the Mubarak regime will survive the next few days – there are conflicting reports saying his sons and wife have already fled Egypt – and it’s not clear which will be the next regime…
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Yossi Gurvitz
January 29, 2011
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