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David Miliband’s murky past
Gilad Atzmon remind us of the murky not-so-distant past of former British Foreign Secretary David Miliband, who is a leading contender for the Labour Party leadership, from his complicity in “extraordinary rendition” to his support for suspected Israeli war criminals.
George Mitchell hoping for a quick-fix fake peace?
Stuart Littlewood argues that the US-sponsored direct talks between Israel and Mahmoud Abbas are farcical, lopsided and designed to achieve “a fake, temporary peace” whose aim is temporarily “to save a few worthless political skins”.
Bedouin land fight: claim for native title threatens Israel’s racial exclusiveness
Jonathan Cook considers the legal battle of one Bedouin to repossess his ancestral land in the Negev – a battle that could have ramifications for tens of thousands of Bedouin whose land had been stolen long ago as well as for millions of Palestinian refugees scattered across the Middle East.
Hurricane of inhumanity: five years after Katrina
Mamoon Alabbasi argues that, five years after Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans, the principal lesson from that disaster – the need to put humanity above prejudice and greed – has still not been learnt, and greed and inhumanity can be found in the responses to the Haiti earthquake and the Pakistan floods.
Yale University and the problem of anti-Semitism
Lawrence Davidson considers a recent Yale University conference on anti-Semitism which, instead of engaging in an objective discussion of an age old form of racism, ended up tying itself to an ideological view of the world that is itself racist and dedicating itself to the idea that any criticism of Israel is anti-Semitic.
Analysis of BBC Panorama 'Death on the Med' exposes blatant pro-Israel bias
Ted Clement-Evans introduces a detailed and forensic-like analysis of the transcript of the BBC Panorama programme 'Death on the Med', broadcast on 16 August 2010, which reveals chronic bias and lack of impartiality on the part of the BBC.
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