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March, 2004
Three Generals,
One Martyr
By Uri Avnery
The picture of Hamas as an inveterate enemy of
all peace and compromise is not accurate. The picture is much more complex
than meets the eye
27 March, 2004
A Journey
To Rafah
By Jennifer Loewenstein
"We Will Destroy You, If Not in Death Then
in Life"
26 March, 2004
Palestine Is Now
Part Of An Arc
Of Muslim Resistance
By Seumas Milne
Ariel Sharon's decision to incinerate Sheikh Yassin
will certainly go down as one of the most spectacularly counter-productive
acts of violence in the history of the Israel-Palestine conflict
24 March, 2004
Why Israel
Killed Yassin
By Jonathan Freedland
The key to the Hamas assassination is Sharon's
plan to pull out of Gaza. But he has again strengthened extremism
The Chilling Implications
Of
The Killing Of Sheikh Yassin
By Robert Fisk
Yet another Arab - another leader, however vengeful
and ruthless - had been assassinated. It's getting to be a habit
23 March, 2004
Assassination
of Sheikh Yassin
By Chris Marsden
Israels assassination of Sheikh Ahmed Yassin,
the spiritual head of the Palestinian Islamic militant group Hamas,
is calculated to escalate the conflict on the West Bank and Gaza Strip
The Courage Of
Teenage Refuseniks
A Beacon Of Hope
By Avi Shlaim
The refusal of five teenage boys to serve in the
army is a beacon of hope for Israel
22 March, 2004
Bravo, Amigos!
By Uri Avnery
The Spanish people reacted differently to the big
terrorist attack on their soil by throwing out their prime minister
who took them to war in Iraq. When will the Israeli publics know the
real meaning of terrorist attacks?
21 March, 2004
Remembering Rachel
Corrie
The Wall Street Journal Way
By Joseph Kay
The Wall Street Journal, on its online opinion
page, chose to mark the anniversary of the death of Rachel Corrie with
two vicious attacks consisting entirely of lies and slander
18 March, 2004
37 Years Of
Occupation
By Nick Pretzlik
Thirty-seven years after Israel's military might
rolled into the West Bank and Gaza the occupation of these Palestinian
territories continues
17 March, 2004
One Year Later:
"Rachel, My Mother"
By Yasmine Abu Libdeh
A young palestinian girl fondly remembers Rachel
Corrie who was killed by an Israeli tank while protesting home destruction
in Rafah exactly one year ago
12 March, 2004
The Unexplained Death
Of Mohamed Aboul Abbas
By Robert Fisk
Perhaps Aboul Abbas will always be on the margins
of Palestinian history. But he will be the first Palestinian leader
to die in US custody, and thus is assured his place in "Palestine's"
history
10 March, 2004
Death And Destruction
In Rafah
By Chris McGreal
Over the past four months 210 homes have been bulldozed
in Rafah, apart from the 200 destroyed in October.With the destruction
have come dozens of deaths
08 March, 2004
Killing At The Fence
By Gideon Levy
Israel kills demonstraters protesting against the
separation wall
06 March, 2004
No Arabic At McDonald's
Israel
By Jonathan Cook
Discrimination against Israel's Palestinian citizens
has been expanding to include a total ban of the use of Arabic language
by workers. McDonald's bans its Arabic employees from speaking their
language
The Ghetto Inside
By Uri Avnery
"It is easier to get the Jews out of the ghetto
than to get the ghetto out of the Jews!" - this dictum of the early
Zionists is now assuming a new meaning. Israel is cutting itself off
from the world and enclosing itself in a ghetto, and not only physically
03 March, 2004
One Year Later,
Justice Still Not Served:
Remembering the Death of Rachel Corrie
By Elizabeth Corrie
One year after the death of Rachel Corrie, neither
the FBI, nor any other US-led team has done anything to investigate
the death of an American, knowingly killed by an Israeli
25 February, 2004
Even if Palestine
Wins At The Hague...
By Ali Abunimah
An ICJ decision on the separation wall in Palestine
would be of no value unless it is accompanied by a determined Palestinian-led
strategy to translate it into action