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The Dark Side of Germany In a discussion, the moderator is obliged to take a neutral position and serve to lead the discussion so that all sides are properly presented. At this AICGS discussion, if anybody represented Documenta 15 against accusations of antiSemitism, I did not hear it. I did hear its moderator behave as a Zionist representative. Image ciurtesy of Haaretz What is now called Israel, and should rightfully be called Palestine, is the result of the greatest replacement of the last centuries.
Palestine/Israel Crisis Resolved
Remember the Name – Sheikh Jarrah
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Aware that the One-state is a contentious issue and no plan will satisfy a majority of contenders, Jonathan Kuttab solicited comments to his book, Beyond The Two-State Solution.
Examination of Zionist behavior supports the label of criminal enterprise.
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The One-State Deposition Before Imposition
Image courtesy of Washingtoninstitute.org Crisis Solution - Return the Region to United Nations Resolution 181
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The Night Has Fallen Down We Never Left Palestine Story Of Palestine |
Fadwa Touqan When the hurricane swirled and spread its deluge of dark evil Had the Tree really fallen? When the Tree rises up, the branches Undoubtedly, the birds shall return. Khalil Sakakini Arab villages in the vicinity of the southern suburbs of Jerusalem -- Battir, Walajeh, Beit Safafa, Malha, Sharafat, Beit Jala, El-Khader -- provided us with fresh vegetables and fruit throughout the year. When I think of Battir I recall the peasant women with straight backs who stopped at our house in the early morning in summer carrying on their heads round, flat, dark-brown baskets heaped high with those purple, longish egg-plants of Battir, carefully arranged in tiers. The names of Walajeh and El-Khader bring back to my mind the sweet "jandaly" grape which was our favourite as children. From Beit Safafa a kindly, round-faced elderly woman brought us freshly-picked young marrows, cool and moist with dew, their yellow flowers still attached to them. Fouzi al-Asmar Of what benefit is it, if man were to gain the whole world Of what benefit is it, He gains nothing but deadly silence You worship your own face You close your eyes He who denies his face You open your eyes
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