30 July, 2003
Separation Wall
Will Grow
By Rupert Cornwell
In a rebuff to President George Bush,Areil Sharon
reiterates that construction of the barrier would continue because it
was essential for the country's security
Blood Of The
Innocent Is On Their Hands
By Chris McGreal
The most shocking aspect of the past three years
of intifada is the killing of children by the Israeli army. The numbers
are staggering; one in five Palestinian dead is a child
24 July, 2003
Caesar's Favor
By Uri Avnery
Hail Caesar, those who are about to kill Abu Mazen
salute you
The Holes In
Israel's Road Map
By Hasan Abu Nimah and Ali Abunimah
The "road map" for peace is in serious
trouble. This is because the Bush administration, has allowed Israel
to reinterpret it so that it is gutted of the elements that offered
hope of progress
23 July, 2003
Imperial Arrogance
And The Vile
Stereotyping Of Arabs
By Edward Said
The Imperialist gaze consideres the Arab incapable
of logic, unable to tell the truth and fundamentally murderous
22 July, 2003
"He Risked
All For Others"
By Emily Sheffield
Tom Hurndall's mother remembers her son who was
shot in the head by an Israeli soldier on 11 April and is still lying
in a coma
20 July, 2003
Arafat vs Abbas
By Khalid Amayreh
The tug of war between Arafat and Abbas has been
contained for the moment, but there are no guarantees it will last
Going Nowhere:
The Real Road Map For Palestinians
By Daniel Jacob Quinn
Check points, one after another, endless waiting
under the scorching sun. All of this in the name of security. Or is
it not naked expression of apartheid and racism?
12 July, 2003
The Holy War Israel
Wants
By Jonathan Cook
The inhabitants of Nazareth, Israel's only Arab
city, often talk of the "invisible occupation": although they
rarely see police -- let alone soldiers -- on their streets, they are
held in a vise-like grip of Israeli control just as much as their ethnic
kin in neighbouring Palestinian cities like Jenin and Nablus are
11 July, 2003
A Story From The
Heart Of Israel's Secret Prison
By Mohammad Daraghmeh
A Palestine business man who was incarcerated in
a secret Israel prison speaks about the 38 days of his continuous torture
10 July, 2003
A Wall In Their
Heart
By Meron Rappaport
A report on the Apartheid wall
07 July, 2003
Will the Hudna
last?
By Uri Avnery
After "Intifada" (shaking off) and "Shahid"
(martyr), another Arabic term has entered the world's vocabulary: "Hudna"
(truce)
Treat Them As Human
Beings
By Gideon Levy
As long as mothers are giving birth and infants
cannot get to hospital on time and return home in a humane way, as long
as a groom cannot get to his wedding - there will be no quiet in Isreal
and Palestine
Segregation Wall
Completely Isolates
Palestinian Villages
The residents of Nazlat Abu Nar, Nazlat Isa, and
Baqa al-Sharqiya in the northern West Bank, say they have become completely
cut off and isolated from the rest of the West Bank because of the segregation
wall
05 July, 2003
Affidavits From
Eyewitnesses To Rachel Corrie Killing
Affidavits given by Nicholas James Porter Durie
,Joseph Carr,
William George Hewitt,Gregory S. Schnabel,Thomas Edward Dale,Richard,
J.A. Purssell on the gruesome murder of the pece activist Rachel Corrie
in Palestine
Israel Defies
Peace Plan with Land Grab On West Bank
By Chris McGreal
In flagrant breach of commitments under the US-led
road map to peace, the Israeli government has confiscated hundreds of
acres of Palestinian land on the West Bank this week
02 July, 2003
The Dismantling
Game
By Jonathan Cook
What is going on in the West Bank is only a game.
Settlers quietly re-establish the outposts after Israeli army dismantles
them
Picking Up The
Pieces In Gaza
By Peter Hansen
The loss of palestinina homes to the maws of Israeli
military bulldozers or powerful explosive charges is now so commonplace
that it fails to make the grade as news
01 July, 2003
The Homecoming
By Sa'id Ghazali in Beit Hanoun, Gaza Strip
The Israeli military have begun a limited pull
out from Gaza strip. But the damage from seven military incursions in
33 months had left a wide swath on each side of the highway which Israel
said was done to remove cover for militants firing rockets
The Aryan Connection
By Satya Sagar
The Aryan Connection is only myth.
But it is horrific to think about the misery that this myth has unleashed
on the world
30 June, 2003
An Open Letter
To The Survivors Of
The Sabra and Shatila Massacre
By Ellen Siegel
Ellen Siegel volunteered her expertise and services
at the Gaza Hospital in Sabra Camp in Beirut in 1982, and was there
during the massacre
Israel`s Lethal
Weapon Of Choice
By Molly Moore
"Targeted killings," were described by
Israeli officials two years ago as "rare and exceptional"
measures. But now they are carried out with regularity
29 June, 2003
Israel One More
Step Into Open Apartheid
By Ali Abunimah
A law forbidding Israeli citizenship for Palestinians
from the Occupied Territories who marry Israelis passed its first reading
in the Knesset on June 18. This is another milestone on Israel's road
to open, institutionalized apartheid
28 June, 2003
Israeli Soldiers
Exonerated In Death of Rachel Corrie
Israel's military prosecutor exonerated Israeli
soldiers in the death of Rachel Corrie, 23, who was killed by an Israeli
bulldozer in March
26 June, 2003
The Meaning of Rachel
Corrie
By Edward Said
"Important aspect of the Rachel Corrie story
for me was the young woman's action itself, heroic and dignified at
the same time"
23 June, 2003
Escaping What Entraps
Us: Reflections From Jerusalem
By Laurie King-Irani
"Not only Palestinians are trapped now in
the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but Jews are, too. Fear and anxiety
are unshakeable daily companions.
20 June, 2003
Theater Of Deception
Bush, Sharon and Abbas
By Sam Hamod
Most Arab and Muslims regimes have tried to continue
believing in America, but many must consider by now that they have been
duped--that America has no ally in the world except Israel
18 June, 2003
Whose Security?
By Jonathan Cook
The real meaning of the road map- "that a
solution to the conflict can be found in the Palestinians realising
Israel's national ambitions rather than their own, far more limited,
ones. Palestinians must once again be made to enforce the occupation
on Israel's behalf. "
17 June, 2003
Border Crossing
Blues
By Raphael Cohen
Writing from Rafah-Egyptian border