Tag: ICJ
Why We Need Decolonization in 2020
The immediate opportunity for decolonization in 2020, of course, is joining Iraq in demanding that the US close its bases in Iraq.
Remembering the World Court Advisory Opinion on Israel’s Separation Wall After 15 Years
The question that remains is ‘how much longer can the Zionist Project swim against the strong historical current of anti-colonialism?’
Review of Richard Falk’s “Palestine’s Horizon: Toward a Just Peace”
In “Palestine’s Horizon: Toward a Just Peace”, Richard Falk emphasizes the present need “to take stock, and reformulate a vision and strategy to guide the Palestinian struggle”. The book is an invaluable contribution precisely because it goes so far in doing just that.
The Two-State Solution vs. the ‘Peace Process’, and Why the Distinction Is Critical
To seize the present opportunity, one-state advocates need to stop mistaking the two-state solution with the goal of the US-led so-called “peace process”.
UN Resolution 242’s True Significance vs. Popular Zionist Myth
Contrary to the popular Zionist myth upon which the entire so-called “peace process” was premised, UN Security Council Resolution 242 requires Israel to fully and immediately withdraw its armed forces from occupied Palestine.
2014: International Year of Solidarity with the Palestinian People
We can hope that that the UN in 2014 will give the International Year of Solidarity with the Palestinian People a political meaning that goes beyond words.
