Was Elliott Abrams Hitler’s Senior Advisor?
Probably not, says Ran HaCohen, but let’s say it anyhow
Tag: palestine
The Return of the Generals
Since the beginning of the conflict, the extremists of both sides have always played into each other’s hands. The cooperation between them was always much more effective than the ties between the corresponding peace activists. “Can two walk together, except they be agreed?” asked the prophet Amos (3:3). Well, seems they can. This was proved … Continue reading “The Return of the Generals”
Palestinians Prepare for Massive Uprising
BEIT UMMAR, West Bank – Leading members of the Palestinian Popular Committees in the West Bank plan massive civil unrest and disobedience against the Israeli occupation authorities come September when the Palestinians take their case for statehood to the UN. "We plan to take to the streets en masse," Musa Abu Maria, a leading member … Continue reading “Palestinians Prepare for Massive Uprising”
United States Fails to Stand for Peaceful Change
The Palestinians and other Arabs have long used violence to try to reclaim land taken from them by Israelis. The approach has long been a failure, but anger has long supplanted rationality, thus leading to periodic violent spasms in Palestine for almost a century. Now a potentially more effective weapon is being brandished: peaceful actions … Continue reading “United States Fails to Stand for Peaceful Change”
Gaza and a Liturgy for Justice
Ray McGovern from aboard the Audacity of Hope
Start of the Season
It looked like a scene from an opera. Massed in the doorway and second floor balconies of a quaint building in Athens, facing a magnificent view of the Parthenon, Spanish activists hung banners and flashed peace signs and proclaimed that they wouldn’t leave the building, the Embassy of Spain, until their government assured them that … Continue reading “Start of the Season”
Transparent and Trustworthy Israel
Now that’s a laugh, says Scott Hill
Yellow Journalism at Its Nastiest
Can anyone doubt that The Wall Street Journal’s opinion pages show rabid anti-Arab and anti-Muslim bias? Consider early June: Fouad Ajami kicked off the month with a piece critical of Palestinian plans to obtain UN recognition for their state. Ajami asserts that when the Israelis took this route in 1948, “Labor Zionism” had already done … Continue reading “Yellow Journalism at Its Nastiest”
Palestinian Children Targeted as Israel Crushes Unrest
SILWAN, Palestine – "Father please help me! Don’t let them take me away," screamed 12-year-old Ahmed Siyam as approximately 50 heavily armed Israeli soldiers and police dragged the handcuffed and blindfolded boy away. Last month Ahmed was pulled out of his bed at 4am by Israeli security forces led by Shin Bet agents from Israel’s … Continue reading “Palestinian Children Targeted as Israel Crushes Unrest”
Breaching the Wall through Art
The wall that divides Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories is ugly and oppressive. It is far from a work of art. But now it is the subject of art. The Jerusalem Fund Gallery’s new exhibition “Breaching the Wall” displays works of 11 different artists that reflect their feelings and artistic reactions to this eight-meter-high concrete … Continue reading “Breaching the Wall through Art”