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As a Palestinian from a village in the Galilee, I'm touched by this story. Thank you for sharing.
Walid is referring to Joseph Massad's article "Truths, facts and facts on the ground" in Al Jazeera English. Here's Massad's claim:
"It is Israeli laws that restrict access to Israel's lands to its non-Jewish Palestinian citizens, even though 90 per cent of that land was confiscated from the Palestinian people. It is also Israeli cities that remain Araberrein; indeed, as many observers have noted, Tel Aviv is the only Western city that does not have any Arab or Muslim inhabitants.
If any racist laws are being evoked here, they are evoked by Israel's own racist laws and practices, not by Palestinian anti-colonial resistance."
link to aljazeera.com
She has a good memory then. In such a tense situation, one can recall the details. It isn't implausible.
No to foreign intervention. Any leftist should be concerned that sanctions can be used by the United States as blackmail in a post-Gadhafi Libya so that the country "reforms" based on American wishes. American "standards" not met = sanctions still in place.
I laughed out when he complained that the audience applauded for her opening remarks and not his. Poor Dershie and his hurt ego.
Check out this blog post on the Cordoba matter back when Newt made the same anti-Muslim argument.
link to gotmedieval.blogspot.com
Geller does not have a job. She's an unemployed harpy whose living off the money of her criminal ex-husband.
"American Radical, the movie about Norman Finkelstein, showed at the Michael Moore film festival this weekend, in Michigan."
Will Michael Moore ever make a documentary on Israel/Palestine? Or is he another disappointing progressive?
I think it's this one.
link to anniesnewletters.blogspot.com
The inhumanity of it all. For many people, this won't affect them one bit.
Why do some synagogues invite truly vile people like Geert Wilders or Wafa Sultan to speak?
Funny you should bring that up. The US is on record saying that the Uzbek refugees have the right to return to their homes. Why not the same standard for the Palestinians?
Funny comment at Balloon Juice.
"Joe Lieberman has just introduced a bill to take away the citizenship of any Americans killed by Israel."
It will be re-uploaded. Just keep on eye on this channel.
link to youtube.com
Their comment:
"We've taken down the two films 92 A & 92 B and will upload one film: 92 after removing the segment about Sheikh Raed Salah in which Ashira is worried about his fate. The film had been finished before knowing that Sheikh raed is fine. This is important because Sleepless films will be used in future by many and we shouldnt leave confusion."
Check out some Israeli mob reactions from the youtube show "Sleepless in Gaza".
link to youtube.com
"You know what the Israeli army is guilty of? It's not whipping of the whole ship and killing everyone."
False and absolutely irrelevant.
Citing freerepublic? LOL
Unlike Deir Yassin massacre deniers, pro-Palestinian activists fully acknowledge that the 1929 massacre in Hebron was a tragedy. A few points on the massacre since it is often used to justify Zionist oppression in Hebron (and elsewhere) today:
1. Some Palestinians risked their lives defending their Jewish neighbors, hiding them in their homes until the mobs left (they received certificates of appreciation from Jewish organizations for their actions). Of course moral degenerates like you who use past suffering to justify oppression will never mention this. Innocent Arabs also died in the '29 riots.
2. Contrary to the Zionist claim that the massacre was organized internally by Hebron Arabs, many of whom lived in peace with their Jewish neighbors, the belligerents mostly came from neighboring villages.
3. Would this attack have occurred if Zionists had not made clear their intention of taking over Palestine? Weeks before, Zionists raised Jewish flags in Old Jerusalem. Like it or not, Zionists planted the seeds of the Israel-Palestine conflict.
4. It is unclear how involved the British were in the attack.
5. As much as you would like it to, the death of Hebron Jews in 1929 does not give moral cover for Israel to kill Palestinians today. And it certainly did not give Zionists the right to massacre Palestinians at Deir Yassin. If you're consistent, you should oppose all acts of aggression and terrorism.
It's also ironic that Hebron Jewish settlers, who invoke the 1929 massacre to justify their "right" to the land, hail Baruch Goldstein as a hero for killing 29 Palestinians in a shooting rampage in Hebron 1994. I suppose only Jewish life matters to them?
Read Massad's piece in Al-Ahram. Very thorough.
"The Language of Zionism"
link to weekly.ahram.org.eg
"Colonialism is peace; anti-colonialism is war." This is the unalterable equation that successive Israeli governments insist must determine the basis of all current and future relations between Israeli Jews and the Palestinians. Indeed, the deployment of the rhetoric of peace between Palestinians and Israeli Jews since the 1970s has been contingent on whether the Palestinians would acquiesce in this formula or insist on resisting it. The Oslo Accords were in large measure a ratification of this formula by the Palestine Liberation Organisation. Nonetheless, Palestinian resistance, violent and non- violent, to understanding "colonialism as peace" never fully subsided, even as the Palestinian Authority insisted that it become the law of the land.