Anne-Marie Slaughter told Hillary Clinton back in 2011 that the Palestinian solidarity movement was “a movement” that is going to “grow and grow and.. is going to be impossible to stop.” From your lips to the Goddess’s ears.
Slaughter, then director of Policy Planning for the State Department, was keying off the presence of Alice Walker on the flotilla of boats to Gaza. And to Walker’s reference on CNN to “her Jewish husband.”
This is about a movement entering the mainstream. Slaughter is a gatekeeper. And Jewishness is a key. Alice Walker’s reference to Jewishness resonated with another woman married to a Jew (Slaughter) and the mother of a woman married to a Jew, Hillary Clinton.
This was four years ago and it’s happening. Slaughter is now director of the New America Foundation. She moderated a 2006 debate featuring John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt in New York. She saw the writing on the wall. Like Jeffrey Goldberg who the same year wrote that the left “has the wind at its back.” And there’s no peace process today either; and Israel executed a young Palestinian woman at a checkpoint. Palestine wants to break its chains.
Thanks to Zaid Jilani, who tweeted this email (and whose view of H I share).
2006 panel discussion was a great one. Tony Judt too. Slaughter tried to hold the reins tight…unsuccessfully. Too bad Slaughter is equivalent to Clinton in her warmongering. She totally supported and pushed for a military intervention against Assad. Also have heard her repeat the standard unsubstantiated claims about Iran the way Clinton did on a regular basis in and before the 2008 campaign season.
The wind is at the back of the growing Palestinian solidarity movement…problem nothing has changed for Palestinians on the ground.
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One step for Palestine a giant leap for mankind
http://webtv.un.org/watch/raising-of-the-palestinian-flag-at-the-united-nations/4521239871001
Philip Weiss on September 30, 2015 says
Jewishness is a key [….]
It seems that Adelson/Saban alliance did not last long. Heh.
“Billionaire Haim Saban Quits His anti-BDS Initiative With Adelson
Though he gave no reason for pull out, Jewish activists say Saban didn’t like Adelson’s push to the right in initiative meant to counter anti-Israel efforts at U.S. campuses.”
read more: http://www.haaretz.com/jewish-world/jewish-world-news/1.678327