Tag Archives: Israel
The Case Of Uri Avnery II
Posted on04. Feb, 2012 by Jonathan Azaziah.
Hasbara, Supremacism And The Future Of Solidarity by Jonathan Azaziah Prelude: In the first part of this series, Uri Avnery was lambasted for his crimes against the Palestinian people and his "Shukran, Israel" hitpiece on Islamic Resistance was deconstructed with a barrage of unequivocal facts, burying the Zionist lies forever. This part, the series finale, [...]
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Israel and Murder Of Obama!
Posted on21. Jan, 2012 by Alan Hart.
Have Israel’s “inner circles” discussed assassinating President Obama? By Alan Hart One man who apparently thinks the answer is “Yes” is Andrew Adler, the owner and publisher of the Atlanta Jewish Times. (By the time this article of mine is posted will he be the former owner and publisher?) In his weekly newspaper Adler listed [...]
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When is a terrorist not a terrorist?
Posted on16. Jan, 2012 by Alan Hart.
War with Iran or not? By Alan Hart The longer and complete form of the first question in the headline is – When is a terrorist not a terrorist in the eyes of the Obama administration (not to mention all of its predecessors) and the governments of the Western world? Answer: When he or she [...]
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The Arab Spring: Hello or Goodbye to Democracy?
Posted on24. Nov, 2011 by Alan Hart.
By Alan Hart Israeli democracy fades to black (the black of the blank screen at the end of a film). That was the headline over a recent article by Lawrence Davidson, an American professor of Middle East history. He argued that the suppression of the democratic rights of non- Jews in Israel is coming full [...]
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Turkish-Israeli Relations: “Mistress Syndrome”
Posted on13. Nov, 2011 by Ayesha Villalobos.
Turkish-Israeli axis signifies a developing polarization in the Middle East. One pole consists of the Turkish-Israeli alliance backed by American power, and the other pole is the Iranian-Syrian axis which seems to be maintained and supported by the Russians. Such regional polarization joined with elevated levels of militarization is an omen of the things to [...]
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Shalit: Israeli Soldier With Atypical Autism
Posted on02. Nov, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
“The real tragedy actually was letting a psychologically unfit teenager like Gilad Shalit wear the military uniform in the first place.” Dr. Ashraf Ezzat Gilad Shalit Israel freed 1,027 Palestinian and Israeli Arab prisoners to get Shalit back. Beyond the debate over the rationale of Israel’s deal to release 1000 prisoners for one kidnapped soldier [...]
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Recognition of Israel Necessitates Recognizing Palestine First
Posted on25. Sep, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
Mahmoud Abbas submitting the application of the state of Palestine for admission to membership in the United Nations Author’s note: Recognizing Israel has been an Israeli precondition for sitting around one table with the Palestinians to start the so-called peace talks. In almost all the screwed up bilateral negotiations over the past two decades, the Israeli [...]
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Turkey’s Upright Stance!
Posted on12. Sep, 2011 by Khalid Iqbal.
Turkey’s President Abdullah Gul said Turkey would reject the report, regarding it as “null and void”… “The time has come for Israel to pay a price for its illegal actions… first of all, (Israel) is being deprived of Turkey’s friendship.” By Air Commodore ® Khalid Iqbal Turkey has finally taken the long overdue step [...]
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Glenn Beck Will Shed Real Tears
Posted on03. Sep, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
By Dr Ashraf Ezzat:
“It is hard to imagine that the story of the Zionist land grab of Palestine could go down in history as the redemption of the world Jews and a courageous act that need to be restored by a hypocritical Zionist mouthpiece like Glenn Beck.”
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Egypt: Picking Up The Remains of a Revolution
Posted on16. Jul, 2011 by Dr Ashraf Ezzat.
By Dr Ashraf Ezzat:
Being a military man, a former vice-president and surviving 6 assassination attempts, Mubarak knew for a fact that surviving as a head of a regime in the most volatile Middle Eastern spot had to rely on international support by the United States and the satisfaction of Israel but most importantly on an ironclad and loyal national security apparatus that would tighten his grip on the country.
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