Members of the coalition who care about the rule of law must demand that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu step down The suspicions of corruption against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are reaching a critical mass, casting a pall over his continued tenure in office. Even a politician as experienced as Netanyahu, …
Read More »The Young Palestinian Men of East Jerusalem Have Nothing to Lose
‘We have no life and no future’: The underlying conditions for Palestinians that fuelled the protests in Jerusalem are still just as combustible. The next explosion over Al Aqsa will be far worse By: Warren Spielberg The decision by Israeli authorities to remove the metal detectors at the site of …
Read More »Shielding Israel from Popular Outrage
A bipartisan bill in Congress seeks to criminalize boycotts of Israel with fines and imprisonment, as the so-called BDS movement passes its twelfth birthday, notes Lawrence Davidson. By Lawrence Davidson As of this July, the Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions (BDS) movement against Israeli racism and apartheid is 12 years old. …
Read More »The Smallest Among Us
By Leslie Stainton It was the detective work that first drew her to pathology—the chance to solve the riddles that underlie death and disease. But it’s the humanity of her work that keeps Raja Rabah going: The child who fails to respond to conventional chemotherapy. The mother who doesn’t know …
Read More »Why the metal detectors at Al-Aqsa are such a big deal
Palestinians aren’t against security measures at the Al-Aqsa compound — they are against changing the delicate status quo at one of Islam’s holiest sites. By Noa Levy Why are the Palestinians up in arms over metal detectors at the entrance to Al-Aqsa? Let me assume for a moment that most …
Read More »Israeli Occupation, Impunity, and Intentions are the Problem in Jerusalem
By Mohamed Mohamed As documented by The Jerusalem Fund’s Settler Violence Project using data from the Palestinian Monitoring Group, extremist Israeli settlers have descended on the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound on an almost daily basis for many years now. In these “tours,” Israeli settlers and extremists engage in provocative actions against …
Read More »Hebron nu verdensarv i Palæstina
Af Ole Olsen – Hebrons gamle bydel er kommet på UNESCO’s liste over steder, der har en så stor historisk værdi, at de bør bevares og beskyttes mod ødelæggelse. Israel forsøgte at forhindre beslutningen. På et møde i juli i Polen tog UNESCO’s verdensarvskomité stilling til en række forslag om …
Read More »Open Letter To Rabbi Pilichowski: Shedding Masks On The Palestinian/Israeli Path To Peace
by Dr Vacy Vlazna Rabbi Uri Pilichowski Yeshivat Migdal Hatorah Modi’in, Palestine Your article, My Jewish and Palestinian students visited Yad Vashem together is a welcome, albeit small step towards the reconciliation between Palestinians and Israelis that will underpin harmony in the inevitable one democratic state underwriting equality for all …
Read More »Letter from Dr Vacy Vlazna Coordinator for Justice for Palestine Matters Australia
Pastor Munganbana Norman Miller Indigenous Friends of Israel (IFI) gallery@munganbana.com Dear Pastor Miller I was shocked that an Indigenous Australian would not only condemn the ALP’s long overdue initiative to recognise the State of Palestine along with 138 states, ALP on a ‘dangerous path’ – The Australian Jewish News but …
Read More »Temple Mount Crisis: Fears of Political Rivals Led Netanyahu to Make a Grave Error
Netanyahu knows what is needed to deal with current tensions, but he voted for the opposite; with no token leftists to blame, he’s stuck between a rock and hard place Barak Ravid Immediately after the attack on the Temple Mount compound a week ago, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu grasped that …
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