Tag Archives: Gaza City
“Genocide begins with the silence of the world.”
On August 1, The New York Times and other mainstream papers in the US and the UK published a full-page ad written by famous Holocaust survivor and campaigner Elie Wiesel. Part of a vast international propaganda offensive to justify Israel’s … Continue reading
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Tagged BDS, boycott, colonization, Der Judenstaat, divestment, Elie Wiesel, Ethnic cleansing, Gaza, Gaza City, genocide, Holocaust, Israeli defence forces, Israeli government, Middle East, Nazi genocide, Neo-Nazis, Operation Protective Edge, Our Way to Fight, Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, sanctions, The State of the Jews, The Values Network, Theodor Herzl, This World, United States, war crimes
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Gaza: Why do Israel and the U.S. insist on war?
Gaza City, July 27, 2014. Photo: Oxfam International. “For the last eight years, Israel and the U.S. had repeated opportunities to opt for a diplomatic solution in Gaza. Each time, they have chosen war, with devastating consequences for the families … Continue reading
Posted in BDS, Boycott, crimes against humanity, Gaza, International law, Israel, military attack, Palestine, Peace, Uncategorized, war crimes
Tagged Apartheid, BDS, boycott, divestment, Ethnic cleansing, Gaza, Gaza City, Israeli government, sanctions, Sandy Tolan, war crimes
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Silence for Gaza
Shujaiyya, Gaza, August 1, 2014. Photo: Mohammed Saber. Silence for Gaza, a poem by Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish, 1941 – 2008 Gaza is far from its relatives and close to its enemies, because whenever Gaza explodes, it becomes an island … Continue reading
Posted in BDS, Boycott, crimes against humanity, Gaza, Israel, military attack, Palestine, Resistance, Uncategorized, war crimes
Tagged Ethnic cleansing, Gaza City, Hayrat al-`A’id, IDF, Israeli occupation, Mahmoud Darwish, Operation Protective Edge, poetry, resistance, Shujaiyya, Sinan Antoon, The Returnee’s Perplexity, war crimes
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Gaza: what next?
According to mainstream media, the terms of a ‘cease-fire’ are currently in negotiation between the elected government of Gaza and the elected government of Israel. In a tweet posted August 5, a spokesman for the Israeli military wrote: “Mission accomplished.” … Continue reading
Posted in BDS, Boycott, crimes against humanity, Gaza, International law, Israel, military attack, military occupation, Palestine, Uncategorized, war crimes
Tagged Apartheid, BDS, boycott, divestment, Ethnic cleansing, Gaza City, Israeli defence forces, Israeli government, Israeli military, Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, President Obama, Raji Sourani, sanctions, US Congress, war crimes
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STOP IT!
“In my opinion, the resistance is just a temporary phenomenon to achieve particular goals: to end the blockade and allow Palestinians to live in freedom and dignity in a state of their own.” – Nour Omar Shaban, 16 years old, … Continue reading
Posted in BDS, Boycott, crimes against humanity, Gaza, Israel, military attack, military occupation, Palestine, Uncategorized, war crimes
Tagged Apartheid, BDS, boycott, divestment, Ethnic cleansing, Gaza City, Ilan Pappe, incremental genocide, Israeli government, Noam Chomsky, Nour Omar Shaban, sanctions, war crimes
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A pledge…
“…to the family of the one thousandth victim of Israel’s genocidal slaughter in Gaza…” Ilan Pappe, Israeli author, professor of history, director of the European Centre for Palestine Studies at the University of Exeter, England. On Day 20 of the … Continue reading
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Tagged BDS, boycott, Ethnic cleansing, Gaza City, Hamas, Ilan Pappe, Israeli government, Our Way to Fight, Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, Shujaiya, war crimes
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War crimes
Day 19 of the Israeli attack on Gaza. The toll until now: 928 Palestinians killed, 764 of them civilians, including 215 children and 118 women 4,663 Palestinians wounded, mostly civilians, including 1,358 children and 932 women 561 houses destroyed and … Continue reading
Posted in BDS, Boycott, crimes against humanity, Gaza, Israel, military attack, Palestine, Uncategorized, war crimes, West Bank
Tagged Apartheid, BDS, boycott, East Jerusalem, Ethnic cleansing, Gaza City, Israeli government, occupied west bank, Palestinian Centre for Human Rights, UN Human Rights Commission, UNHRC, war crimes, West Bank
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