Tag: Apartheid
Eight Things I learned About Palestine While Touring Eight Western Nations
Solidarity with the Palestinians’ struggle for freedom from oppression is growing, and Zionists’ intimidation tactics such as the charge of ‘anti-Semitism’ for criticizing Israel’s crimes are no longer having the silencing effect they’ve had in the past.
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An Affront to History: Giro d’Italia’s ‘Sport-Washing’ of Israeli Apartheid
The RCS Sport has done the ‘Giro’ race, sport cycling and the Italian people an unforgivable disservice for the sake of a few million dollars. By agreeing to start the race in a country that is guilty of apartheid practices and a protracted military occupation, they will stain the race forever.
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‘The Two-State Solution’ and the Banality of Evil: Language Entrapment or Political Malevolence?
The world’s governments continue to endorse the ‘two-state solution’ while civil society observers realize that Israel is adamant in its refusal to allow an independent Palestinian state to feels no pressure from the US to change course.
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Is Israel an Apartheid State?
The idea of evoking the term “apartheid” to describe Israel’s treatment of Palestinians was not invented by Israel’s critics, but by Israel itself.
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Israel Is an Apartheid State (Even if the UN Report Has Been Withdrawn)
A withdrawn UN report’s conclusion that the criminal occupation of Palestine and Israel’s racist policies toward Palestinians are “apartheid” remain true.
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Israel and Palestine: Two States or One State?
The stark reality is that both solutions are impossible unless imposed from outside, and just where do we see any prospect for that?Â
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