Conversations on Palestine: The role and failure of journalism ~ Frank Barat talks to John Pilger

OpEdNews | Sept 21, 2013  As part of an ongoing series of interviews for the radio show “Le Mur a Des Oreilles; conversations for Palestine,” Frank Barat talks to John Pilger, one of the most influencial journalist of the last few decades, about the war in Syria, the colonization of Palestine, the relationship between the corporate media […]

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Kamal Khatib: “Israel” may have played a role in the military coup in Egypt

[ PIC 10/07/2013 – 03:09 PM ] UMM FAHEM, (PIC)– The deputy head of the Islamic Movement in the 1948-Occupied Territories, Kamal al-Khatib, stated that Israel may have played a frole in the military coup in Egypt especially in light the Israeli satisfaction following the coup. Al-Khatib pointed out to the Israeli leaders’ statements that […]

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A Roadmap for Brave UN Reforms ~ by Ramzy Baroud

Truth does not matter for “Israel”. Buttons Do. To mute. The UN must be reformed to live up to its own ideals. (UN) By Ramzy Baroud | Palestine Chronicle | Jan 18, 2012 Theodore MacDonald was too ill to attend the launch of his book, Preserving the United Nations; Our Best Hope for Mediating Human […]

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Study: Rise in settlers taking army combat roles

Settler Violence Topic | Category | Pictures | New: Interactive Map Maan News Agency – Nov 18, 2011 JERUSALEM (AFP) — Six out of 10 Jewish settlers were drafted into combat units for their compulsory military service, an Israeli army study showed on Friday, indicating a sharp rise in numbers. According to a study on […]

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Hamas: UNESCO’s Palestine verdict reflected the retreating role of the US

Related: YOU SHARE #US’ SHAME OR #DonateToUnesco? [ 01/11/2011 – 01:43 PM ] GAZA, (PIC)– Hamas Movement welcomed the decision taken by a majority vote to admit Palestine as a member state in the UNESCO and described this step as a reflection of the declining US influence and role in the world. Its spokesman in […]

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Settlers desperately try to fit the role by stealing olives – in pictures

Settler Violence Topic | Category | Pictures | New: Interactive Map Aida Gerard |  25 Oct 2011 | International Solidarity Movement, West Bank On Tuesday, illegal settlers from the Susiya settlement harvested the olive trees belonging to the Abu Sabha family from Susiya and Yatta, South Hebron Hills. Settlers pick olives from Palestinian trees Around […]

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Hamas: No Gaza role in deadly Eilat attacks

Maan news Agency | Aug 18, 2011  (updated) GAZA CITY (Ma’an) — Hamas has denied accusations by the Israeli defense minister that Gaza was the source of attacks in southern Israel that left at least seven people dead Thursday. Hamas leader Salah Bardawil told Ma’an radio that Israel blamed Hamas and Gaza groups in order […]

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Hamas rejects role in Israel bus attacks

  PressTV –  Thu Aug 18, 2011 1:18PM GMT Hamas has dismissed allegations by Israel’s minister of military affairs accusing the resistance movement of involvement in Thursday’s deadly attacks in southern Israel. MRS/MGH Source

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Fatah, Hamas praise Russia’s role in reconciliation, statehood bid

24.05.2011 04:12 | Trend News Palestinian movements Fatah and Hamas said they appreciated the support of Russia in their efforts to reach national reconciliation and establish a sovereign Palestinian state, RIA Novosti reported. Representatives of the two rival movements, which signed a reconciliation agreement in Cairo in early May, arrived to Moscow last Friday on […]

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A Closer Look at Israel’s Role in Terrorism

By Jeff Gates  | Sabbah Report | http://www.sabbah.biz | April 30, 2011 Response of former Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu when asked on September 11, 2001 what the attacks meant for U.S.-Israeli relations. His quick reply was: “It’s very good. Well, it’s not good, but it will generate immediate sympathy (for Israel).” Game theory war-planners […]

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Undercovers try to recruit Silwan’s children to the role of informants

Sunday, 13 March, 2011 | 19:02 | Wadi Hilweh Information Center – Silwan, Jerusalem Mohammed Ashwah, 11. Silwan, Jerusalem (SILWANIC) — In a serious development in Israeli undercover forces’ involvement in Silwan, 11 year old resident Mohammed Ashwah has revealed to Silwanic a new attempt at exploitation of the village’s youth. Mohammad, together with his […]

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Canada’s Role in Whitewashing Ethnic Cleansing Met with Protests

Tuesday February 22, 2011 16:19 by Ramona M. – IMEMC & Agencies On Monday, Palestinian, Israeli and international activists protested and held vigils in front of Canadian Embassies organized by the Committee for the Defence of the Rights of the Latrun Villages. The Committee represents residents from Palestinian villages that were forcibly expelled from their […]

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Housing Ministry criticizes UNRWA’s ‘weak’ role in Gaza reconstruction

[ 07/02/2011 – 12:25 PM ]   GAZA, (PIC)– The Ministry of Public Works and Housing urged the UN Relief Works Agency to shoulder responsibility in rebuilding the war-torn Gaza, criticizing the ”weak, partisan” role it has so far played. ”The UN has played a partisan role in rebuilding Gaza,” the ministry said in a […]

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Hamas: The PA plays a role in spreading chaos in other countries

[ 29/01/2011 – 10:23 AM ]   GAZA, (PIC)– The Hamas Movement said the information recently disclosed by Al-Jazeera satellite channel affirmed that the Fatah-controlled Palestinian Authority (PA) plays a major role in spreading corruption and sedition not only in the Palestinian arena, but also in many Arab and Islamic countries. “The worst thing is […]

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Top new UN role for key Irishman in Gaza

    By Jason O’Brien |   Independent.ie | Ireland | Tuesday January 18 2011 THE Irishman leading the humanitarian effort in Gaza has been head-hunted by the UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon to take up a new role, the Irish Independent has learned. John Ging (45) had been in charge of a staff of […]

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