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June 2, 2014

Netanyahu lost for words over peace

I find it rather strange that while Israeli leaders accuse Hamas of refusing to acknowledge the right of the Zionist State to exist they themselves are incapable of using...

Blog
June 2, 2014

Make or break time for President Abbas

On the eve of the swearing-in of his new government, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas seems headed for the biggest test of his political career. Not only has the Israeli...

Commentary & Analysis
June 2, 2014

New report sheds light on Tony Blair and Alistair Campbell’s links with Al-Sisi

Fresh allegations have emerged about the links between Tony Blair and his former spin doctor Alistair Campbell, and the post-coup Egyptian military regime. According to a report in The...

News
June 1, 2014

The Almond Tree

The frailty of hope and the power of resistance weave an intricate story of contrasts. When the country in question is Palestine, hope and resistance merge and deviate as...

Reviews
June 1, 2014

After Zionism: One State for Israel and Palestine

“We come together on this book not because we agree on everything – we don’t – but because of a shared belief that Jews and Palestinians are destined to...

Reviews
June 1, 2014

Beyond occupation

Flouting international human rights law and international humanitarian law, Israel’s occupation of Palestine veers towards the illegal and illegitimate. Beyond Occupation: Apartheid, Colonialism and International law in the Occupied...

Reviews
June 1, 2014

Leila Khaled: Icon of Palestinian Liberation

It’s 2012 and Leila Khaled can still manage to stir-up controversy. In May, the staff members at Manchester’s branch of the Blackwell’s bookshop were inundated with phone calls; the...

Reviews
June 1, 2014

The Making and Unmaking of a Zionist: A Personal and Political Journey

Antony Lerman has spent his whole working life at the heart of the Jewish community. While he is now well known for his radical views on Israel, it was...

Reviews
June 1, 2014

It’s All Right, I’m Only Crying: A Chronicle of Love and Grief by Kathleen Christison

I never met Kathleen’s late husband Bill, though after reading ‘It’s All Right, I’m Only Crying’, I feel as though I know him. I know that he liked to...

Reviews
June 1, 2014

The Crisis of Zionism

It has been often said that the conflict in Palestine cannot be resolved without a fundamental change of policy in Washington. There is some truth in this. No other...

Reviews

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