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The crocodile tears of Samantha Power

America’s new ambassador to the UN only condemns human rights abuses when it’s politically expedient to do so.

Disappointing French ruling on Veolia still paves way for suing occupation profiteers

Adri Nieuwhof,
Jeff Handmaker and
Daniel Machover
7 May 2013

Versailles court dismisses appeal over French corporations’ involvement in Jerusalem light rail project.

Head of main French Jewish group apologizes for “false news” of “lynching” of Israeli director

CRIF president Richard Prasquier said his organization should never have published the report and called on Horowitz to offer an apology and explanation.

His lies about brutal “Arab” attack in France exposed, Israeli director Yariv Horowitz concocts new ones

Horowitz now states falsely that he did not originate the claim that “Arabs” carried out the attack and that he has tried to calm the “maelstrom” sparked by his fabrications.

Spies "monitoring" Palestine solidarity groups around world, says Israeli military correspondent

Influential Haarertz journalist with access to Israeli army sources says shift in focus started in 2010 after deadly attack on Freedom Flotilla.

Palestinian citizens wearily eye Israeli elections

Jonathan Cook
Nazareth
18 January 2013

The government formed after next week’s election could be even more racist towards Palestinians than the current one.

Subscription offer from liberal Israeli newspaper helps JNF, a "charity" implicated in ethnic cleansing

Give your money to the liberal Israeli newspaper Haaretz and you may be indirectly helping to expel Palestinians.

Censorship? Haaretz deletes Amira Hass article on surging settler violence

This is at least the second notable act of apparent censorship by Haaretz in recent months.

JTA and Haaretz distort Alice Walker's position on boycott of Israeli publisher

The JTA/Haaretz spin that makes it appear as if Alice Walker is objecting to her book being in Hebrew, instead of boycotting an Israeli publisher, is a complete distortion.

Cultural boycott biting, but quietly, Israel Festival's classical music advisor admits

The cultural boycott of Israel is beginning to bite, a prominent figure in Israel’s classical music world has admitted.

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