may 09, 2008
Hezbollah Overruns West Beirut
Lebanon draws closer to a renewed civil war as Hezbollah terrorists storm the western half of the city.
Franchising “Apartheid”: Why South Africans Push the Analogy
ON A COLD NIGHT IN Johannesburg last year, a bus pulled up
outside the American consulate. It was the 40th anniversary of the
Six Day War in the Middle East-June being a winter month in South Africa-and
several dozen activists planned to mark the occasion by protesting U.S. support
for "Apartheid Israel." The protest ...
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The Cairo Clique: Anti-Zionism and the Canadian Left
THE PHENOMENON THAT Dr. Ely
Karmon of the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism has called "a
growing trend of solidarity between leftist, Marxist, anti-globalization and
even rightist elements with Islamists"[1] has lately emerged as the dominant
trend in "anti-war" activism in Canada.
Central to the phenomenon is a strategic
collaboration between ostensibly left-wing activists in and far-right ...
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Jewish Anti-Zionism Unravelled: Questioning Antisemitism (Part 2)
THE FIRST PART OF
this essay ended with a distinction between the Israeli and Diaspora Jewish
anti-Zionist perspectives. The writings of Akiva Orr and Uri Davis may be read
as representative of the former perspective, and the writings of Jacqueline
Rose as representative of the latter perspective. There are, of course, others
who could have ...
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