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- Exile and the prophetic: The Jewish Identity Network 7
- Trauma begins at home 7
- CNN’s Tapper lends himself to claustrophobic discussion of unicorn– Israel’s … 7
- Church of Scotland’s revised ‘Promised Land’ report has softer edges … 21
- Guatemalan genocide got assist from US, Christian Right, and Israel 17
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- Dershowitz calls Hawking an ‘ignoramus,’ a ‘lemming,’ and likely an … 203
- In photos: Gaza marches and rallies mark 65 years of … 149
- Glenn Greenwald brings facts and reason to ‘Real Time’, ruins … 145
- San Francisco bus ads condemn Israeli apartheid: backlash begins 120
- Washington Post’s racism map omits Israel 101
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- Dershowitz calls Hawking an ‘ignoramus,’ a ‘lemming,’ and likely an … 149
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- International Criminal Court opens preliminary investigation into attack on Mavi … 82
- Israeli airport sorts passengers with ‘Jewish stickers’ and ‘Arab stickers’ 69
- Washington Post’s racism map omits Israel 63
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Tag Archives: WikiLeaks
Israel’s man in Egypt throws his hat into the presidential race
Suleiman supported Israel’s blockade, was against Fatah-Hamas reconciliation and was the CIA’s ‘point man’ for extraordinary rendition and torture.
Israeli army raids West Bank village, arrests minors and steals gold jewelry
The village of Kafr Qaddum has faced increasing repression in recent days, proving an Israeli official’s remark that the IDF doesn’t ‘do Gandhi well.’
Posted in Activism, Israel/Palestine, Settlers/Colonists
Tagged Amos Gilad, Kafr Qaddum, WikiLeaks
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Pro-Israel lobbyists work to save Palestinian Authority funding (and why should this be a surprise?)
Congressional threats to cut off aid to the Palestinian Authority (PA) have grown in recent weeks as the PA leadership forges toward action at the United Nations. But at least some Israel lobby groups are voicing opposition to any reduction … Continue reading
Posted in Israel Lobby, Israel/Palestine
Tagged Congress, J Street, Palestinian Authority, The Israel Project, WikiLeaks
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WikiLeaks document on Gaza blockade puts Israel’s flotilla hasbara to shame
As the second “Freedom Flotilla” to Gaza attempts to overcome the various obstacles in its way, the Israeli security establishment is busy trying to confuse people about the economic situation in Gaza. There’s just one big problem with their strategy: … Continue reading
‘The Palestine Cables’: U.S. diplomats get front row seat to Israeli racism
WikiLeaks has partnered up with the Israeli newspapers Haaretz and Yedioth Ahronoth and the Lebanese outlet Al Akhbar to release over 6,000 State Department cables on Israel. A series of posts on the new cables will be published in Mondoweiss … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine
Tagged Haaretz, Hanin Zoabi, Isaac Herzog, WikiLeaks, Yuval Diskin
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‘The Palestine Cables’: Bahraini elites want to reach out to Israel, but the people don’t
The revolt rocking the Gulf state of Bahrain continues, as protesters occupy the Pearl roundabout area, demanding that King Sheikh Hamad bin Isa Al Khalifa step down. One of the root causes driving the crisis in Bahrain is the existence … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel/Palestine, US Policy in the Middle East
Tagged Bahrain, WikiLeaks
69 Comments
‘The Palestine Cables’: WikiLeaks exposes Egypt, PA cooperation with Israel during Gaza assault
The left-wing publication Counterpunch has obtained eleven U.S.-authored cables “accessed” from WikiLeaks that deal solely with “Operation Cast Lead,” the 2008-09 Israeli assault on Gaza. Kathleen Christison, a former CIA analyst and co-author of Palestine in Pieces, has the scoop: … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel/Palestine
Tagged Counterpunch, Egypt, Kathleen Christison, Operation Cast Lead, Palestinian Authority, WikiLeaks
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‘The Palestine Cables’: Gaza is a burning issue from Egypt to Latin America to Pakistan, to John Kerry being ‘shocked by what I saw’
This is the third entry in “The Palestine Cables,” Alex Kane’s series on what WikiLeaks is telling us about the Palestinian position in world politics. Forsaken by the “peace process,” ignored by mainstream media, denied justice two years after Israel … Continue reading
Posted in Gaza, Israel/Palestine
Tagged Egypt, Gaza Flotilla, John Kerry, Latin America, Saudi Arabia, Spain, Turkey, WikiLeaks
16 Comments
Smearing Private Manning
My eyes are on the riveting Assange, but I noticed that the smearing of his presumed source, Private Bradley Manning, has begun. Just read this report by Mike Taibbi out of his hometown of Crescent, Oklahoma, for NBC the other … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine
Tagged Bradley Manning, Daniel Ellsberg, Julian Assange, Matt Taibi, NBC Nightly News, WikiLeaks
52 Comments
‘The Palestine Cables’: WikiLeaks dox expose Netanyahu’s vision of Palestinian bantustan
Last week Alex Kane began a series called The Palestine Cables, based on Wikileaks data. His second entry. The Obama administration’s failure to bribe Israel’s right-wing government into accepting a three-month settlement “freeze” should have ended talk about the “peace … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine, US Policy in the Middle East
Tagged bantustan, Benjamin Netanyahu, Tzipi Livni, WikiLeaks
19 Comments
‘The Palestine Cables’: WikiLeaks expose European chill on Israel after Cast Lead, and Lebanese advice on defeating Hezbollah
WikiLeaks has gone from a drip to a torrent, and we need a way to keep up. With this post we inaugurate a new feature at this site. “The Palestine Cables” will be a weekly chronicle/analysis of important revelations bearing … Continue reading
Contempt for democracy: Chomsky says Arab public opinion counts for nothing in US intellectual culture
Noam Chomsky was on Law and Disorder Radio, interviewed by Michael Ratner and Michael Smith. The exchange begins at minute 32 or so. Chomsky is asked about his new Gaza book and says, “Just to be timely, let’s start with … Continue reading
An Israeli’s Wiki-piphany
WikiLeaks keep resonating. My friend David Bromwich writes: Here, an Israeli liberal centrist, after a small step in anti-colonial self- criticism, swings back to self-justification. All it took was the Wikileaks cables saying what everyone in Israel already knew: that … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine
Tagged Ari Shavit, hawkish dove, Iran, settlements, WikiLeaks
29 Comments
Meet Moshe Soprano
I try to give the people what they want (I’ve been a news guy most of my life), and a lot of people are talking about the cable on Wikileaks from Tel Aviv a year ago about all the organized … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine
Tagged Alperons, Israel, Moshe Soprano, organized crime, reality show, Saviano, WikiLeaks
12 Comments
Gulf monarchs know enough to kiss the neocon ring
From JTA: “A Jewish woman was appointed to Bahrain’s main legislative body. “Nancy Khadhori, who has written extensively about Bahrain’s Jewish community, was appointed to the Shura, or consultative council, the upper house of the Arab country’s national assembly. The … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine
Tagged attack on Iran, Israel Lobby, neoconservative establishment, WikiLeaks
3 Comments
More WikiLeaks: Netanyahu took Obama seriously, for a little while
Another report that the Netanyahu-Barak government was fluttered to the point of defensive reaction by the prospect of Obama’s Cairo speech– Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told the Obama administration just two weeks after elected to Knesset that he supported the … Continue reading
Clinton ‘tore the fabric’ herself long before we ever heard of Wikileaks
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s response to the latest Wikileaks release was shaky and full of holes at best. Hypocritical is more like it. Clinton stated “Let’s be clear. This disclosure is not just an attack on America — it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine
Tagged 2002, Hillary Clinton, Iraq war resolution, responsible government, tear the fabric, WikiLeaks
23 Comments
The (old) news from wikileaks so far – The US is Israel’s greatest enabler
That there is nothing new, or surprising, in these cables yet that we feel the need to parse through them is indicative of our frustration with the current state of affairs, leading us to believe this will be a worthwhile endeavor. Surely … Continue reading
Posted in Israel/Palestine, US Policy in the Middle East
Tagged Israel, Obama, WikiLeaks
34 Comments
Wait, why is a Republican in Treasury making a policy pledge to a foreign country on behalf of Obama 11 days after the 2008 election?
My chief response to the Wikileaks dox is surprise at the transparency of the Israel lobby in action. The most shocking revelation here is that 11 days after the election in 2008, Under Secretary of the Treasury Stuart Levey rushed … Continue reading
