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Another War Criminal has Met His Maker
Former U.S. Defence Secretary Donald Rumsfeld will be remembered as being the architect of the war in Iraq (nicknamed ‘Operation Iraqi Freedom’), for his introduction of an advanced torture program (known as ‘enhanced interrogation techniques’), and the killing of more … Continue reading
Posted in Imperialism & Colonialism, Photography & Art, War & Terror
Tagged Crimes against Humanity, Donald Rumsfeld, Iraq, USA, war crimes
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Roger Waters: Why Moral Perversity of U.S. Position in Gaza is Stunning
By Roger Waters With the death of more than 2,000 Palestinians, and the displacement of hundreds of thousands more, the complicity of the American government has been exposed to the world as never before. Yet the mantra repeated ad nauseam … Continue reading
What is the Israeli Dahiya Doctrine?
Michael Ratner: A recent release by Wikileaks founder Julian Assange shows the brutal depths of Israeli policy towards Gaza. In Israel’s war planning, the Dahiya doctrine refers to Israel’s intentional and massive killing of civilians and destruction of civilian villages, … Continue reading
Gaza’s Children: The Psychological Trauma of Catastrophe
By Louisa A. Lamb Within the last ten years, Israel has provoked three offensive movements against the Palestinian territory in Gaza: Operation Cast Lead, which began at the end of 2008 and 2009, Operation Pillar of Defense, which last eight … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, Psychology & Psychiatry, War & Terror
Tagged children, Crimes against Humanity, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, war crimes, Zionism
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If Palestinians Were Human Beings
By Shourideh C. Molavi Today the struggle for people of conscience appears to be less about convincing people that Israel is committing war crimes against Palestinians or grossly violating international law. Instead the struggle has become about convincing the world … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, War & Terror
Tagged Crimes against Humanity, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, war crimes, Zionism
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What Led Israel to Stop the Assault on Gaza?
After a nearly month-long assault that left at least 1,865 Palestinians dead, Israel has pulled its ground forces from the Gaza Strip under the 72-hour ceasefire that went into effect earlier today. Israeli and Palestinian factions have agreed to attend … Continue reading
Irish Senator David Norris: “Israel Bombs First and Weeps Later”
Senator Norris said that entire families had been “obliterated” and called for immediate lifting of the embargo on Gaza. And, calling for Ambassador Modai to be expelled, observed: “He has his fingers in his ears all the time, and he … Continue reading
Chris Hedges on Gaza: It is Not a War. It is Murder
“The incursion and bombardment of Gaza is not about destroying Hamas. It is not about stopping rocket fire into Israel. It is not about achieving peace. The Israeli decision to rain death and destruction on Gaza, to use lethal weapons … Continue reading
Bolivia Declares Israel a ‘Terrorist State’
Bolivia has declared Israel to be a “terrorist state” and renounced a visa exemption agreement with the country in protest over the ongoing Israeli military offense in Gaza which already killed more than 1,300 dead and left over 7,000 wounded. … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, War & Terror
Tagged Bolivia, Crimes against Humanity, ethnic cleansing, Evo Morales, Israel, war crimes, Zionism
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On Israel’s Doomed Fate
By Gilad Atzmon IDF’s colossal defeat in Gaza this week leaves Israel and Israelis with just three political and personal options: 1. Mass expulsion – ethnic cleansing of the entire Palestinian population from territories controlled by Israel. Such action may … Continue reading
Posted in Human Rights & Justice, War & Terror
Tagged Crimes against Humanity, ethnic cleansing, Gaza, genocide, Gilad Atzmon, Israel, Palestine, war crimes, Zionism
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Against the Grain 