Dani Dayan’s article, “Israel’s Settlers Are Here to Stay,” was published by the NY Times on July 26, 2012. Dayan is the chairman of the Yesha…
Being disinclined to look in mirrors, not only to avoid evidences of aging, but also because of an autobiographical deficit, I have…
The posture of solidarity with the struggle of ‘the other’ is more complex than it might appear at first glance. It seems…
It seems surprising that the ultra-establishment journal, Foreign Affairs, would go to the extreme of publishing "Why Iran Should Get the Bomb" by the noted…
I am posting the edited and slightly modified transcript of a talk given on the evening of June 8, 2012 at the…
There is some awareness in the United States that suicides among American military personnel are at the highest level since the years of the Vietnam…
The Houla Massacre of a week ago in several small Muslim villages near the Syrian city of Homs underscores the tragic circumstances of a…
The recent parallel hunger strikes in Israeli prisons reignited the political imagination of Palestinians around the world, strengthening bonds of ‘solidarity’ and…
Ché Guevara was once asked what was at the root of his revolutionary commitment. His response, which we should all take some…
Can anyone doubt that if there were more than 1300 hunger strikers in any country in the world other than Palestine, the…
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