We Need Peace Talks, Not Photo Ops
Phyllis Bennis on Russia Today.
Phyllis Bennis on Russia Today.
Israeli sentiment edging ever closer to ethnic cleansing.
Jews who hold Jews to a higher standard are playing a dangerous game.
Split This Rock and the Institute for Policy Studies co-sponsor a poetry reading by Palestinian writer/filmmaker Hind Shoufani, modatered by E. Ethelbert Miller
The purpose of this lecture is to discuss solidarity among U.S. citizens, Israelis and the international community with Palestinian nonviolent activism and present the global dialogue taking place concerning the role of these movements in achieving a just peace in the region.
Massive retaliation by Israel against Palestine is a lose-lose strategy.
The power of street heat, a turning point for Israel and Palestine, and a new Gulf economy.
Making the people of Gaza miserable is a failed policy that violates international law.
Learning what actually transpired during Israel’s attack on the Gaza Flotilla was apparently of little interest to the majority of congress which signed a letter in its defense.
Is trading the investigation of the Gaza flotilla incident for easing of Israel’s blockade of Gaza the right move?
What were Tel Aviv’s decision makers thinking?
Israel’s attack on the unarmed flotilla last weekend could be a “Kent State moment.” When white middle-class students were gunned down on a college campus, it woke up a whole new segment of American society to police killings of minority students. Similarly, while the Israeli military has been killing Arab civilians for years, now that they have attacked European and American peace activists it has created a whole new dynamic.
Charles Krauthammer’s columns defending Israel’s handling of the Gaza flotilla demonizes Muslims.
We must maintain the overall pressure to discredit and break the U.S.-backed Israeli blockade and siege of Gaza
Maybe the Obama administration will use this moment to show us a real “change we can believe in” for Middle East policy.