Israel/Palestine
Results for Israel/Palestine
- Enemy Alien
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After the 9/11 attacks, the U.S. government adopted a policy of singling out and deporting all deportable persons in the United States from Muslim and Arab countries. Caught up in this dragnet, Palestinian activist Farouk Abdel-Muhti was arrested and ...
- On 9/11 and the War on "Terror": Names, Numbers and Events
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Categories and names are often misleading, even for those of us who are often wary of the dominant rhetoric. As much as we want to escape it, dominant discourse is only there to shape our ideas and reactions, as is the case of the rhetoric surrounding ...
- Hunting the “Out-of-Place Muslim”
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The Global War on Terror’s fixation on al-Qa‘ida as a roving band of "foreign fighters" allows the U.S. to claim that it is not fighting a war on Islam, but rather helping local Muslim populations rid themselves of narrow-minded interlopers ...
- Pilgrimage
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Reflections from a Journey Through Palestine ...
- Slaughterhouse Gaza
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Israel's latest attack on Gaza is part of a larger historical pattern of abuses based in hegemony, land theft, punishment and encampment of Palestinians, racist policies, aggression and paranoia and a bogus 'peace process' similar to ...
- "Gaza's ""Bigger Shoah"""
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Protest demonstrations are not enough to stop a holocaust. First, let's debunk the myths around Israel and the conflict and then, move to proactive strategies that will pressure the Israeli government. ...
- Who's Afraid of Uncle Sam?
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Pakistan and the Question of Recognizing Israel ...
- The Audacity of Empire
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If there is one unmistakable difference between Bush's wars and Obama's wars it boils down to this: we now have a president who can almost perfectly pronounce the names of the cities and villages US troops will occupy and bomb. Adapted from a ...
- Summer of Resilience
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- An Olive Tree Grows in South Hebron
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The occupied village At-Tuwani is on the southern fringe of Hebron district and is slowly being eaten away by settlers that live on stolen adjacent lands. Zachary Wales recounts the story of At-Tuwani and in particular one of its residents, who is leading ...
