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Why Boycott Israel? The Palestinian people are experiencingtheir 42nd year of military occupation. The siege by the Israeli armyand the economic blockade have devastated their daily lives so that‘normal’ life is impossible. Israel operates an entrenchedsystem of racial Apartheid against its own non-Jewish inhabitants andhas been illegally occupying Palestinian land in the West Bank, GazaStrip,…
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Boycott Israel — latimes.com Boycott IsraelAn Israeli comes to the painful conclusion that it’s the only way to save his country. By Neve Gordon August 20, 2009 Israeli newspapers this summer are filled with angry articles about the push for an international boycott of Israel. Films have been withdrawn from Israeli film festivals, Leonard Cohen…
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Boycott Israel — latimes.com Boycott IsraelAn Israeli comes to the painful conclusion that it’s the only way to save his country. By Neve Gordon August 20, 2009 Israeli newspapers this summer are filled with angry articles about the push for an international boycott of Israel. Films have been withdrawn from Israeli film festivals, Leonard Cohen…
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Boycott – the Sane Response to Israeli Apartheid Monday, 24 August 2009 16:37 Added by PT Editor Sarah Price digg_url = ‘http://www.paltelegraph.com/opinions/editorials/1984-boycott-the-sane-response-to-israeli-apartheid’; digg_title = ‘Boycott – the Sane Response to Israeli Apartheid’; digg_bodytext = ”; digg_bgcolor = ‘#ffffff’; digg_window = ‘new’; UK,August 24, 2009, (Pal Telegraph) – The movement to boycott Israel isbecoming respectable. In…
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Martine Bulard: China’s Wild West By MARTINE BULARD My journey to China’s westernmost province began this May in the backroom of an ordinary brasserie in one of Paris’s eastern suburbs. The Uyghur man I had come to see was accompanied by a plainclothes policeman, but even so, his hands trembled and there was a look…
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Martine Bulard: China’s Wild West By MARTINE BULARD My journey to China’s westernmost province began this May in the backroom of an ordinary brasserie in one of Paris’s eastern suburbs. The Uyghur man I had come to see was accompanied by a plainclothes policeman, but even so, his hands trembled and there was a look…
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