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crimethinc.com
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| | | | | The power struggle in Israel has emerged out of a conflict between competing elites and their respective colonial models. | |
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quadrant.org.au
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| | | | | Israel was attacked, as was the United States by Japan. There is no basis for thinking the Hamas terrorists running Gaza will stop their aattacks, just as there was no reason to believe that Japanese aggression would stop at Pearl Harbour. Israel is therefore entitled to wage war until it has won total victory, as did the US and its allies. Sadly, there is no upper limit in the rules of war on the headcount of dead civilians | |
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dianeravitch.net
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| | | | | Amos Schocken is the publisher of Haaretz, an Israeli publication founded by his grandfather, who was a publisher and founder of a chain of department stores in Germany who left for Palestine in 1934. His father edited Haaretz for 50 years and served in the Knesset. He wrote the following editorial, which was titled "A... | |
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www.democracynow.org
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| | | More United Nations workers have been killed in Israel's ongoing assault on the Gaza Strip than in any other conflict in the organization's history. As the death toll for U.N. workers ticks above 136, Israel has announced it will no longer grant automatic visas to U.N. workers, after accusing the organization of being "complicit partners" with Hamas after months of U.N. officials repeatedly calling for a ceasefire and the delivery of humanitarian aid to Gaza. Francesca Albanese, the United Nations specia... | ||
