Category: Palestine

Alan Goodman | July 22, 2014 For decades, criticism of Israel in U.S. society has been marginalized, subjected to threats, censored, and banned. Many of the more prominent critics of Israel have…

by Kathy Kelly Gaza City. On November 15, 2012, day three of the recent eight day bombardment of Gaza, Ahmed Basyouni and his family were watching news of the attacks on TV…

Grand Central Memorial for Gaza Victims of Israeli Missiles Monday November 26  Meet up at 5 pm at the NW corner of Lexington and 42nd St.  Enter Grand Central at 5:30 pm Wear…

by Alan Goodman At this writing, a brutal wave of targeted and indiscriminate killing, destruction, and terror is being rained down on the Palestinian people in Gaza by Israel—an operation the Israelis…

by Chris Floyd “Too much of nothingCan make a man a liar.”— Bob Dylan “Nothing will come of nothing. Speak again.”— Shakespeare, King Lear It sure was a quiet weekend in the…

By Kevin Gosztola Early Sunday, as widely reported, Israeli warplanes launched air strikes, which hit two complexes with media offices. The strikes wounded ten journalists or media persons. One person, Khader al-Zahhar,…

by Glenn Greenwald Israel’s escalating air attacks on Gaza follow the depressingly familiar pattern that shapes this conflict. Overwhelming Israeli force slaughters innocent Palestinians, including children, which is preceded (and followed) by…

Protest today: I am writing you very quickly today. World Can’t Wait has a mission of stopping the crimes of our government. All day yesterday, in court (see here) we were getting…

by Khalid Amaryeh  As a student of the collective Israeli mindset and long-time observer of Israeli behavioral patterns, I wasn’t surprised a bit by Lieutenant Colonel Shalom Eisner’s behaviors with Danish peace…

From A World to Win News Service  Günter Grass has achieved something many poets have only dreamt of in recent years: he has brought poetry, or at least a poem, to the center…