Still No Peace
Despite his recent visit to the region, President Bushs policy is still undermining Israeli-Palestinian peace.
Despite his recent visit to the region, President Bushs policy is still undermining Israeli-Palestinian peace.
The fear factor prevents an easy solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict. What are Israeli Jews afraid of?
On her foreign policy agenda: There’s every indication that it closely parallels that of the Bush administration.
There is a myth that says Annapolis, the latest iteration of U.S.-controlled “peace processes,” represents the epicenter of current Israeli-Palestinian peace-making efforts.
Ten days from the anticipated opening, invitations have not been issued, an agenda has not been announced, and no preliminary statement of goals and/or principles has been agreed to.
With words and pictures, artist Ellen O’Grady tells a story from the Occupied Territories.
Rabbi Arthur Waskow looks at the ferment within the major U.S. religious communities as they struggle over Middle East policy.
As the U.S. “War on Drugs” rages on in Colombia, more and more of its farms have been turned into swaths of scorched earth.
Israel needs a new Zionism or it will lose all legitimacy, Gershon Baskin argues.
Middle East Peace Is At Hand. Again.
Ban Ki Moon’s first six months as UN Secretary General have registered on the low decibel end of the scale.
While Hamas is the most immediate culprit behind the violence in Gaza, responsibility also rests with Fatah, Israel and the United States.
How Hamas grew from a radical minority to an electoral majority that’s now patrolling the streets of the Gaza Strip.
The U.S. peace movement has worked on behalf of Salvadorans, South Africans, and East Timorese. It is now belatedly taking up the cause of Palestinians.
Congress recently endorsed Israels annexation of greater East Jerusalem. This will make Israeli-Palestinian peace more difficult to achieve, enflame anti-Americanism in the region and undermine international law.