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May 4, 2014

Jerusalem is at the heart of the Palestinian struggle

Jerusalem is a city that embodies the cultural heritage of three religions: Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Yet Palestinians – both Christian and Muslim – are being driven out of...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Caught between Israeli demands and Iranian baiting

The Americans would be foolish to commit themselves to an attack on Iran based on Israeli intelligence, for the latter’s claims about a nuclear threat from Tehran go back...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Those who care about justice will stand by Jenny Tonge

This is an all too familiar script. A British politician expresses views on the conflict in Palestine. The Israeli ambassador and lobby demand an apology. The politician is given...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Israel’s fateful blunder

There is something ominous about the current wave of attacks on Christian and Muslim religious sites in and around Jerusalem. The pro-Israel media asserts that these attacks are the...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

My husband, Khader Adnan, has shed a light on Israel’s disregard for human rights

The name of my husband, Khader Adnan, has now become known across the world. Four months ago he was unknown outside of our homeland, Palestine. His hunger strike of...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

From Muhammad Bouazizi to Khadr Adnan, oppressors know that their days are numbered

After sixty days on hunger strike, Palestinian detainee Khadr Adnan remains shackled to a bed in an Israeli hospital in Safad. Mr Adnan is not an Israeli citizen and...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Syria between two massacres: Hama’s memory endures

While Russia and China were using their veto to abort a UN security council resolution against the Syrian regime, the news of a massacre in Homs came thick and...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Vested interests and the erosion of government

When Professor Paul Whiteley of the new Essex Centre for the Study of Integrity published his study “Are Britons getting more dishonest?” this month, he didn’t have to wait...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Israeli settlements are an affront to European values

Nick Clegg’s condemnation of Israel’s settlements as “an act of deliberate vandalism” was the understatement of the week, but it still managed to provoke the wrath of the Israeli...

Commentary & Analysis
May 4, 2014

Here we go again – another round of futile negotiations

The bad news from Israel keeps coming thick and fast. If the report by European embassies in Tel Aviv on Israel’s discrimination against Palestinian Arabs was bad, then surely...

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