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What the Günter Grass controversy says about censorship in Europe

Submitted by david on Mon, 04/09/2012 - 18:24

Zionists and their supporters control large chunks of the media in the EU’s three largest countries.

Israeli Jewish hate rally against Africans in Tel Aviv caught on video as Haaretz deletes article about it

Submitted by Ali Abunimah on Mon, 12/12/2011 - 23:03

The Israeli newspaper Haaretz mysteriously removed from its website an article exposing atrocious Israeli racism against black people just hours after it was published. The rally itself was caught on video.

Australian activists put Palestine travel ban on trial

Sarah Irving
Sydney
26 September 2011

How two 69-year-old women challenged Israel’s restrictions on Welcome to Palestine protest.

Haaretz quotes Ali Abunimah about boycotting Israel

Submitted by Ali Abunimah on Tue, 07/19/2011 - 12:29

Israel’s Haaretz quoted The Electronic Intifada’s Ali Abunimah for an article on American views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Israel escalates pressure, threats against flotilla

Begoña Astigarraga
Bilbao
23 June 2011

As the second Gaza Freedom Flotilla, made up of some 10 ships carrying 1,000 activists from 20 countries, gets ready to sail for the besieged Gaza Strip, Israeli authorities are stepping up their threats.

Israel plans to forcibly transfer 40,000 Bedouin citizens

Jillian Kestler-D'Amours
16 June 2011

A new Israeli proposal that would forcibly transfer more than 40,000 Bedouin citizens into government-planned townships in the Negev (Naqab) desert has raised the ire of Bedouin communities and their supporters, who say that the plan is both discriminatory and ignores the Bedouins’ historic connection to the land.

From Palestine to Tucson, solidifying the bonds of solidarity

Yusi El Boujami, Gabriel Schivone and Ryan Velasquez
11 June 2011

A review of the history of modern Palestine reflects a startling image of the conquest and colonization of traditional indigenous lands settled by the US.

Former professors refute Israel's indictment of kidnapped Gaza engineer

Submitted by Maureen Clare Murphy on Tue, 06/07/2011 - 04:00

Former professors of Dirar Abu Sisi, the engineer from Gaza who went missing during a train trip in Ukraine last February, refute allegations in Israel’s indictment that the man was taught weapons systems at university. The indictment also claims that one of Abu Sisi’s professors studied at a military engineering school in east Ukraine, though no such school exists, the Associated Press has found.

Policy that cleansed 140,000 Palestinians from W. Bank still imposed on Jerusalemites

Submitted by Maureen Clare Murphy on Wed, 05/11/2011 - 21:07

An Israeli legal advisor has admitted that the state stripped residency rights from more than 140,000 Palestinians between 1967-1994, the Israeli daily Haaretz reported today.

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