Israel's shock doctrine:
TheRealNews — April 10, 2010 — OECD finds Israel has biggest poverty rate of developed world. Economists blame neo liberal reforms.
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Showing posts with label Israeli Politics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Israeli Politics. Show all posts
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Sunday, September 6, 2009
The most harmful place for Jews is in Israel
First, a video of zionist security forces attacking religious Jews who insist to differ with the colonialist zionists and their aims.
Israeli officials attacking anti Zionist synagogue in Jerusalem:
"On April 26, following an outdoor demonstration by the Orthodox Jewish community in Jerusalem against the State og Israel, a group of Israel officials attacked this Anti Zionist synagogue in Jerusalem during it's religious services. Protests against this horrific act was held the US and elsewhere"
The most harmful place for Jews is in Israel:
"Hundreds of Torah Jews demonstrate outside the Israeli
Embassy in New York City denouncing the ideology and legitimacy of Israel. The group accuses officials in Israel and Jerusalem of oppressing Torah Jews by unleashing brutal attacks on the anti-Zionists living there."
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Israeli officials attacking anti Zionist synagogue in Jerusalem:
"On April 26, following an outdoor demonstration by the Orthodox Jewish community in Jerusalem against the State og Israel, a group of Israel officials attacked this Anti Zionist synagogue in Jerusalem during it's religious services. Protests against this horrific act was held the US and elsewhere"
The most harmful place for Jews is in Israel:
"Hundreds of Torah Jews demonstrate outside the Israeli
Embassy in New York City denouncing the ideology and legitimacy of Israel. The group accuses officials in Israel and Jerusalem of oppressing Torah Jews by unleashing brutal attacks on the anti-Zionists living there."
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Saturday, May 2, 2009
Wednesday, April 1, 2009
Palestinians sceptical of Netanyahu government - 01 Apr 09
Palestinians sceptical of Netanyahu government - 01 Apr 09:
"Palestinians say they are pessimistic that the new Israeli government led by Benyamin Netanyahu can be a partner in peace.
They are concerned about Israel's continued settlement expansion, as well as Netanyahu's refusal to endorse a two-state solution.
Al Jazeera's Nour Odeh reports from the West Bank."
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"Palestinians say they are pessimistic that the new Israeli government led by Benyamin Netanyahu can be a partner in peace.
They are concerned about Israel's continued settlement expansion, as well as Netanyahu's refusal to endorse a two-state solution.
Al Jazeera's Nour Odeh reports from the West Bank."
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AP: Israeli Power Shift Means Change in Peace Effort
Israeli Power Shift Means Change in Peace Effort:
Comment: It should be called a peace circus. Now the good clown! now the bad clown! And to mark the occasion, Lieberman's statement, an in your face response to the latest Arab Summit peace initiative, IS NOT an April fools' day joke. Wake up!
Caption to the video said:
"Benjamin Netanyahu officially took office as Israeli Prime Minister Wednesday. He has said he will seek peace with the Palestinians, but has given few details on what kind of settlement he envisions. (April 1)"
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Comment: It should be called a peace circus. Now the good clown! now the bad clown! And to mark the occasion, Lieberman's statement, an in your face response to the latest Arab Summit peace initiative, IS NOT an April fools' day joke. Wake up!
Caption to the video said:
"Benjamin Netanyahu officially took office as Israeli Prime Minister Wednesday. He has said he will seek peace with the Palestinians, but has given few details on what kind of settlement he envisions. (April 1)"
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Wednesday, March 25, 2009
No mention of Palestinian state by Netanyahu - 25 Mar 09
No mention of Palestinian state by Netanyahu - 25 Mar 09:
"He spoke about the Palestinians having a 'partner for peace', and of helping them to build 'a strong economy'.
But a day after Binyamin Netanyahu secured the centre-left Labor Party into his coalition he made no mention of the Palestinian's quest for statehood.
In fact the Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat has told Al Jazeera that Netanyahu's proposed coalition remains the most extreme in the country's history.
Al Jazeera's Ayman Moyheldin reports from Jerusalem."
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"He spoke about the Palestinians having a 'partner for peace', and of helping them to build 'a strong economy'.
But a day after Binyamin Netanyahu secured the centre-left Labor Party into his coalition he made no mention of the Palestinian's quest for statehood.
In fact the Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erekat has told Al Jazeera that Netanyahu's proposed coalition remains the most extreme in the country's history.
Al Jazeera's Ayman Moyheldin reports from Jerusalem."
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
DN! Rabbi Eric Yoffie: Lieberman could lead Israel to the Gates of hell
DN! 'Israel to Hell's Gates' Rabbi:
Netanyahu Offers Foreign Ministry Post to Far-Right Politician
In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu has formed a pact with far-right politician Avigdor Lieberman in an attempt to a forge a right-wing government in which Lieberman would become Israels foreign minister.
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Netanyahu Offers Foreign Ministry Post to Far-Right Politician
In Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu has formed a pact with far-right politician Avigdor Lieberman in an attempt to a forge a right-wing government in which Lieberman would become Israels foreign minister.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Israel's far right
Israel's far right:
"The Israeli-Arab town of Umm al-Fahm is at the centre of a struggle between Israel's far right and its Arab minority. Local politicians say the rise of anti-Arab sentiment is a threat to the whole country"
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"The Israeli-Arab town of Umm al-Fahm is at the centre of a struggle between Israel's far right and its Arab minority. Local politicians say the rise of anti-Arab sentiment is a threat to the whole country"
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Saturday, February 21, 2009
Concerns grow over Netanyahu's rise - 21 Feb 09
Concerns grow over Netanyahu's rise - 21 Feb 09: "Benyamin Netanyahu has been asked to form a government in Israel.
He lists Iran as the biggest threat to Israel. His tough stand on Hamas might also complicate peace negotiations with Palestinians.
Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher reports on why the US may find it difficult brokering Middle East peace with Netanyahu as the Israeli PM."
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He lists Iran as the biggest threat to Israel. His tough stand on Hamas might also complicate peace negotiations with Palestinians.
Al Jazeera's Clayton Swisher reports on why the US may find it difficult brokering Middle East peace with Netanyahu as the Israeli PM."
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Sunday, February 15, 2009
GPS: Israeli election debate
GPS: Israeli election debate CNN.com:
"GPS: Israeli election debate 15:27
Fareed hosts a panel of Palestinian and Israeli pundits examining the implications of this week's elections."
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"GPS: Israeli election debate 15:27
Fareed hosts a panel of Palestinian and Israeli pundits examining the implications of this week's elections."
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Thursday, February 12, 2009
Mustafa Barghouti & Neve Gordon on the Israeli Elections (3 Parts)
Mustafa Barghouti: "Israel Has Completed The Transformation Into An Apartheid State" 1 of 3:
"With 99 percent of the votes counted Wednesday morning in the Israeli election, Tzipi Livnis centrist Kadima party was in first place with 28 seats, while Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party was a close second with 27 seats. They are both claiming victory but would need coalition partners to gather the 61-seats needed to form a government in the 120-seat Knesset. For analysis of the election results we are joined by two guests. Dr. Mustafa Barghouti is an independent Palestinian lawmaker and democracy activist. He joins us from Washington DC. And on the line from Beersheba, Israel is Neve Gordon, a professor of politics and government at Ben-Gurion University and the author of 'Israel's Occupation.'
http://www.democracynow.org/2009/2/11..."
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
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"With 99 percent of the votes counted Wednesday morning in the Israeli election, Tzipi Livnis centrist Kadima party was in first place with 28 seats, while Benjamin Netanyahu's right-wing Likud party was a close second with 27 seats. They are both claiming victory but would need coalition partners to gather the 61-seats needed to form a government in the 120-seat Knesset. For analysis of the election results we are joined by two guests. Dr. Mustafa Barghouti is an independent Palestinian lawmaker and democracy activist. He joins us from Washington DC. And on the line from Beersheba, Israel is Neve Gordon, a professor of politics and government at Ben-Gurion University and the author of 'Israel's Occupation.'
http://www.democracynow.org/2009/2/11..."
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
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Sunday, February 8, 2009
Large role for small parties in Israeli elections - 8 Feb 09
Large role for small parties in Israeli elections - 8 Feb 09:
"Israel's main political parties are gearing up for intense last-minute campaigning with the election just two days away.
Whichever party does win the most seats will inevitably have to turn to other factions to form a coalition.
And as Mike Hanna reports from Jerusalem, it's the smaller parties who could end up playing the role of 'kingmaker'."
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"Israel's main political parties are gearing up for intense last-minute campaigning with the election just two days away.
Whichever party does win the most seats will inevitably have to turn to other factions to form a coalition.
And as Mike Hanna reports from Jerusalem, it's the smaller parties who could end up playing the role of 'kingmaker'."
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Saturday, February 7, 2009
Palestinians in Israel mull election choices - 7 Feb 09
Palestinians in Israel mull election choices - 7 Feb 09:
"Surveys suggest a narrowing race between Likud and Kadima for the February 10 vote. But the election has failed to garner support from Palestinians living in Israel.
Their participation in elections has dropped significantly in recent years. Many are even calling for a boycott of the entire process.
Al Jazeera's Mike Hanna reports."
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"Surveys suggest a narrowing race between Likud and Kadima for the February 10 vote. But the election has failed to garner support from Palestinians living in Israel.
Their participation in elections has dropped significantly in recent years. Many are even calling for a boycott of the entire process.
Al Jazeera's Mike Hanna reports."
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Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Livni calls for separate national identities for Arabs and Jews
Livni calls for separate national identities for Arabs and Jews
Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:09:22
Shireen Yassin, Press TV, Al-Quds
This Land is Ours Say "Israeli-Arabs"
from Palestine Chronicle - Headlines
By Saleh Al-Naemi – Occupied Jerusalem
Israeli-Arabs are reacting with outrage with Foreign Minister and frontrunner for premiership Tzipi Livni's call for Arab citizens to leave Israel and move into the new Palestinian state.
"Israeli-Arabs will not leave their land," Arab member of Knesset Abbas Zakour told IslamOnline.net on Friday, December 12.
"We are the owners of this land. We have been born here and will be buried in this land."
Livni, the leader of the centrist Kadima party who hopes to become prime minister after the February 10 polls, said Thursday that Israeli-Arabs should move to the new Palestinian state when it is created.
"My solution for maintaining a Jewish and democratic state of Israel is to have two distinct national entities," she told a group of secondary school students in Tel Aviv.
"And among other things I will also be able to approach the Palestinian residents of Israel, those whom we call Arab Israelis, and tell them: 'your national aspirations lie elsewhere.'"
Livni on Friday ruled out the expulsion of Israeli-Arabs after the Palestinian state is established.
"The national aspirations (of the Arabs) should be realized elsewhere, but there is no question of carrying out a transfer or forcing them to leave."
Arabs in Israel are estimated at 1,413,500 or 19.8% of the Israeli 6.5 million populace, according to statistics released by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics in 2006.
'Pure' Israel
Zakour, of the United Arab List, said Livni's statements reflect the anti-Arab racism in Israel.
"Livni's remarks show that there is a Zionist consensus among the right-wing and leftist parties that the Jewish state should be "pure" of Arabs," he said.
"Pitifully, some Arab and Palestinian parties as well as the Americans and Europeans show understanding to the idea of establishing a 'pure' Jewish state.
"We have to get ready before it is too late," stressed Zakour.
MK Ahmed Tibi agrees.
"These (things) have been said before, but this time it is more severe because they are said by a candidate for the premiership," he said.
Tibi said that the Kadima leader is copying right-wing Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
"[Livni] must be straightforward and open [as is appropriate] for someone running for prime minister.
"She must decide whether she means to leave a million Arabs without political rights or a national identity, or what she really intends, is to transfer a million Arab citizens to the Palestinian state that will be established, [and in this case] she must honestly say so. [Likud candidate Moshe] Feiglin, says this harshly, but at least honestly."
Livni's anti-Arabs statement also drew flak from the Palestinian Authority.
"[The remarks] put obstacles on the way of the peace process and will not lead to a peace agreement and a just and comprehensive solution," spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeinha told Agence France-Presse (AFP).
"These statements don't serve the cause of peace or efforts being made to reach a comprehensive peace in the region. They show that Israel is not serious about a solution or the negotiations with the Palestinians.
"The way to peace is by respecting international legislation. The Israeli election campaign should not be exploited to create tensions."
(Published in IslamOnline.net)
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Fri, 12 Dec 2008 15:09:22
Shireen Yassin, Press TV, Al-Quds
This Land is Ours Say "Israeli-Arabs"
from Palestine Chronicle - Headlines
By Saleh Al-Naemi – Occupied Jerusalem
Israeli-Arabs are reacting with outrage with Foreign Minister and frontrunner for premiership Tzipi Livni's call for Arab citizens to leave Israel and move into the new Palestinian state.
"Israeli-Arabs will not leave their land," Arab member of Knesset Abbas Zakour told IslamOnline.net on Friday, December 12.
"We are the owners of this land. We have been born here and will be buried in this land."
Livni, the leader of the centrist Kadima party who hopes to become prime minister after the February 10 polls, said Thursday that Israeli-Arabs should move to the new Palestinian state when it is created.
"My solution for maintaining a Jewish and democratic state of Israel is to have two distinct national entities," she told a group of secondary school students in Tel Aviv.
"And among other things I will also be able to approach the Palestinian residents of Israel, those whom we call Arab Israelis, and tell them: 'your national aspirations lie elsewhere.'"
Livni on Friday ruled out the expulsion of Israeli-Arabs after the Palestinian state is established.
"The national aspirations (of the Arabs) should be realized elsewhere, but there is no question of carrying out a transfer or forcing them to leave."
Arabs in Israel are estimated at 1,413,500 or 19.8% of the Israeli 6.5 million populace, according to statistics released by the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics in 2006.
'Pure' Israel
Zakour, of the United Arab List, said Livni's statements reflect the anti-Arab racism in Israel.
"Livni's remarks show that there is a Zionist consensus among the right-wing and leftist parties that the Jewish state should be "pure" of Arabs," he said.
"Pitifully, some Arab and Palestinian parties as well as the Americans and Europeans show understanding to the idea of establishing a 'pure' Jewish state.
"We have to get ready before it is too late," stressed Zakour.
MK Ahmed Tibi agrees.
"These (things) have been said before, but this time it is more severe because they are said by a candidate for the premiership," he said.
Tibi said that the Kadima leader is copying right-wing Likud leader Benjamin Netanyahu.
"[Livni] must be straightforward and open [as is appropriate] for someone running for prime minister.
"She must decide whether she means to leave a million Arabs without political rights or a national identity, or what she really intends, is to transfer a million Arab citizens to the Palestinian state that will be established, [and in this case] she must honestly say so. [Likud candidate Moshe] Feiglin, says this harshly, but at least honestly."
Livni's anti-Arabs statement also drew flak from the Palestinian Authority.
"[The remarks] put obstacles on the way of the peace process and will not lead to a peace agreement and a just and comprehensive solution," spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeinha told Agence France-Presse (AFP).
"These statements don't serve the cause of peace or efforts being made to reach a comprehensive peace in the region. They show that Israel is not serious about a solution or the negotiations with the Palestinians.
"The way to peace is by respecting international legislation. The Israeli election campaign should not be exploited to create tensions."
(Published in IslamOnline.net)
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