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Stalled PA-Israel Talks Strain Further

Tensions are running high over stalled direct talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority especially after recent remarks by hawkish Israeli Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman. The controversial Israeli minister told AFP on Tuesday that he […]

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Besieged Gaza Two Years after Cast Lead

By Stephen Lendman December 28 was Cast Lead’s second anniversary, a three week onslaught inflicting an appalling human, destructive and environmental toll. The war ended. Regular attacks continued, and Gaza remains suffocating under siege. Yet […]

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What More Can Obama Do

By George S. Hishmeh – Washington Barack Obama must be very disappointed these days since he was hardly applauded in the American media which reviewed his domestic and foreign policies, especially his stance on the Middle […]

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Tata’s Lovesong

By Jehan Bseiso I Maktoob:  It is written. Where? In a big book in the sky. II Tata, my grandmother, would only tell the story in staccato: “1948. Falasteen. Orange blossom fields. Salt. Blue Gaza […]

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Israel’s Solitary Confinement

By Stephen Lendman Social psychologist Hans Toch coined the term ‘isolation panic’ to describe symptoms he observed in men he interviewed, including panic, rage, a sense of total loss of control, emotional breakdown, regressive behavior, […]

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Tension Flares amid Israeli Raids

Two civilians have been injured in air raids on Gaza by Israeli forces, according to Palestinian emergency services officials, while the Israeli military says a projectile has been fired on Israel. A military spokesman said […]

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Israel Blamed for Woman’s Death

Hundreds of Palestinians and anti-barrier activists have attended the funeral procession of a Palestinian protester who died after inhaling the gas fired by Israeli forces quelling a protest in the occupied West Bank. Mourners at […]

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Palestine Betrayed

By George Polley (Efraim Karsh. Palestine Betrayed. Yale University Press, 2010.) Howard Sachar, author of A History of Israel, calls it ‘A work of meticulous, even exhaustive scholarship which must be taken with great seriousness […]