Archive for the ‘Peace in the Middle East’ Category
The European Union was not present at the initial round of direct talks between the Israelis and Palestinian Authority in Washington and was again excluded from the current gathering at Sharm el Sheikh. This is not the first time that EU involvement in the peace process has been stalled, a situation that is untenable for […]
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Tags: EU, france, Israel, Middle East, Quartet, Round table, Talks, US
Guest Writer America will not be wasting money on Israel, had it not been for the fallacy of one God and Christianity. Killing in the name of God has been the mantra of modern Israel and their protectors. Holy land or holy crap? No god wants you to kill other human beings. If conditions is […]
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Helen Thomas, a Lebanese immigrant, author and former news service reporter, Hearst Newspapers columnist, and member of the White House Press Corps, has covered the administrations of ten presidents in a career spanning nearly sixty years. Helen Thomas issued the following statement today: “I deeply regret my comments I made last week regarding the Israelis and […]
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Tags: Germany, Helen Thomas, Israel, Jews, Palestine, Poland, USA
Occupation, édification du mur, colonisation, spoliations, accaparement de Jérusalem… Plus que jamais, le gouvernement israélien est dans le déni total des droits des Palestiniens et noyé dans sa politique de la force. Dans l’opinion publique des principaux pays alliés d’Israël, cette situation est de plus en plus dénoncée et les initiatives menées par la société […]
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Tags: Alain Gresh, Nahla Chahal, Raji Sourani, Stephen Walt, Yael Lerer
Living side by side with Israel
Lebanon and Palestine won’t share a border. Though if you look at a map, you see Lebanon & Israel, roughly the same size sharing a thin border. Here is one Israeli Arab’s protest who appeared on Israeli TV protesting the last Gaza war. Watch this. I was born here” said the Arab Israeli while being walked […]
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Tags: Israeli Arabs, Lebanon, neighbors, Palestine, Palestinians
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Tags: identity, Jose Casanova
If you’ve flipped through your news channels, you must have crossed the news on “charges of fraud” against Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Avigdor Lieberman. The following is a article by the New York Times of a conversation between French President Nicolas Sarkozy and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel. Netanyahu defended his ultranationalist foreign minister, Avigdor Lieberman, on […]
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Tags: fraud, Lieberman, Netanyahu, New York Times, Sarkozy
