VIDEO | More Jews are opting to leave Israel – Half will return if Lapid resigns!

Published on Oct 13, 2013 New reports suggest that more and more Jews are opting to leave Israel for countries like Germany in search of a more affordable cost of living. But Israeli officials are not satisfied with their decision. One Israeli minister has even described the move as throwing Israel into the garbage. Video […]

Continue reading →

Theft of the EU Social Allowances

“Settling” constitutes a warcime according to international law and ICC statute. Even under US’ own military legislations’ Law resources below this article Kawther Salam | Apr 6, 2013 ملايين الإتحاد ألأوروبي تبعثر في حفلات فتح في أوروبا On last March 29 2013, the anniversary 37 of the Land Day, in which several Palestinians were shot […]

Continue reading →

Jews For Palestinian Right of Return

Sabbah Report | Jan 7, 2012 As Jews of conscience, we call on all supporters of social justice to stand up for Palestinian Right of Return and a democratic state throughout historic Palestine — “From the River to the Sea” — with equal rights for all. “For Palestinians, the right to return home and the […]

Continue reading →

#HUNGRY4FREEDOM 10 MILLION IN SUPPORT OF HUNGER STRIKERS CAMPAIGN

Participation of more than 10 Million followers around the world. Join to free those fighting the battle of the empty stomachs: CAMPAIGN PAGE AT FB Like the FB Page and share it on all your networks to your followers now In preparation to launch a worldwide campaign in support the detainees on hunger strike in […]

Continue reading →

What Does Moshe Silman Have to Do with the Occupation?

By Asma Agbarieh-Zahalka | Palestine Chronicle | Aug 2, 2012 The late Moshe Silman’s act of self-immolation rattled the entire country. Both the media and social protest activists have put out heartfelt pleas to try to dissuade others from following suit. But it seems that these calls have gone unheeded. Akiva Mafa’I’s attempted suicide by […]

Continue reading →

Originally posted on Desertpeace:
‘Anything you write can and will be held against you in a court of law’ … * * Facebook, Twitter and Blogs will soon be monitored in Israel …  “The censor can only touch things that are likely to harm the security of the state, and these incidents are few.” *…

Continue reading →

Dangerous social media games – When a state must pay citizens to fight its online public relations wars, it has already lost.

Related: Truth does not matter for “Israel”. Buttons Do. To mute. When a state must pay citizens to fight its online public relations wars, it has already lost. The Israeli government has set up Twitter accounts, but they have failed to attract a large following [GALLO/GETTY] Last Modified: 13 Jan 2012 16:16 – Opinion – […]

Continue reading →

Social Origins of the Tent Protests in Israel ~ by @maxajl

‘an early fracture — a foretaste of later ruptures — within Zionism.’ MRZine | MaxAjl | Aug 16, 2011 It started in mid-July, when Dafni Leef, a Tel Aviv filmmaker, was met with a hike in her rent that she couldn’t afford to pay.  Instead of moving to a new apartment, she moved to a […]

Continue reading →

IDF forces arrest 12 people protesting for social justice in West Bank

Amira Hass, Haaretz, Aug 15, 2011 An IDF force operating in Jerusalem arrested 12 people protesting for social justice. This is not the opening to some futuristic piece about an open military takeover of Israel. It happened last Wednesday in the southeastern part of the city, on lands in the village of Walajeh, which were […]

Continue reading →

#j14 | Another Tsunami!

Palestine News Network | 30.07.11 – 05:00 By Adam Keller/Gush Shalom – It was not Binyamin Netanyahu who started the occupation. Keeping millions of Palestinians under military rule, constantly expanding settlements throughout the Occupied Territories, diverting the country’s best resources for it – many previous governments have done the same, including governments headed by the […]

Continue reading →

PPP Calls For Forming Social-Democratic Coalition To Save Unity Deal

Thursday June 23, 2011 10:56 by Saed Bannoura – IMEMC News The leftist Palestinian People Party (PPP) called on the Palestinian factions to act on saving the National Unity Agreement by forming a large democratic-social coalition to prevent the collapse of the deal, and to actively push for holding national and presidential elections. Palestinian People […]

Continue reading →

SSNP hails Turkey’s stance on Israeli occupation to Palestine

BEIRUT | iloubnan.info – March 02, 2011 The Syrian Social Nationalist Party (SSNP) hailed Turkey’s condemnation to Israel’s occupation to Palestine and the Turkish support to the Palestinians’ struggle for freedom and liberation. A delegation from the Syrian Social Nationalist Party met Wednesday with Turkish Ambassador, Inan Ozyildize who in turn said his country’s stance […]

Continue reading →

Egypt: Social Movements, the CIA and the Mossad

19:49 02/15/2011 It is not arms, billions of dollars, secret police .. that decide history. By James Petras The mass movements which forced the removal of Mubarak reveal both the strength and weaknesses of spontaneous uprisings. On the one hand, the social movements demonstrated their capacity to mobilize hundreds of thousands, if not millions, in […]

Continue reading →

Palestine Declaration from World Social Forum People’s Movement Assembly

Sunday, 13 February 2011 08:14 People’s Movement Assembly, WSF In Dakar, Senegal the People’s movement Assembly on Palestine convenes at the World Social Forum (WSF) at a time of intense popular struggle in Palestine against Israeli apartheid, colonization and occupation, and for full implementation of the inalienable rights of the Palestinian people.   For the […]

Continue reading →

Mubarak resigns: world reactions (UPDATES) (VIDEO)

What world leaders and key figures in the Egypt uprising had to say in the press and on social media such as Twitter. By News Desk — GlobalPost Editors Published: February 11, 2011 11:43 ET in Middle East Egyptian army soldiers watch anti-government protesters gathering in Cairo’s landmark Tahrir Square on Feb. 11, 2011, before […]

Continue reading →