May 24, 2005. Translated from Hebrew by Mark Marshall In the 1960s there were many jokes in Israel about the “Voice of…
Translated from Hebrew by Mark Marshall. A boycott decision, like that passed by Britain’s Association of University Teachers to boycott two Israeli…
Translated from Hebrew by Mark Marshall Sharon travelled to the USA as a hero of peace, as if he had already evacuated…
Translated from Hebrew by Mark Marshall To judge by the political discourse, being a leftist today means supporting Sharon. Even when his…
The Sharm-el – Sheikh summit of Sharon and Abbas is hailed in the Western media as the opening of a new era.…
[A talk at the Euro/Palestine concert, Paris, November 6, 2004] We gather here at difficult times, when it seems that the Palestinian…
The International Court of Justice has determined that Israel Ć¢€Åhas the right, and indeed the duty, toĆ¢€Ā¦protect the life of its citizensĆ¢€Ā…
Along the route of the separation barrier in the West Bank, a new culture is springing up: on one side, soldiers and…
How can we explain the conjurer’s trick by which Sharon has turned into the darling of the Israeli peace camp? Sharon is…
Biddu is a beautiful Palestinian village, surrounded with vines and fruit orchards, a few miles to the east of the Israeli border…
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