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Tag Archives: Arabs
The anti-Israel boycott rebounds upon itself
The New York Times today published a great article calling for an end to the Arab boycott of Israel. That in itself is excellent news. What is even more gratifying and certainly most surprising is that the article is written … Continue reading
Posted in Antisemitism
Tagged Palestinians, anti-semitism, boycott, Arabs, Muslims, anti-Zionism, BDS, Apartheid, Israel Apartheid Week, Ed Husain, David Hirsh, Engage, PSC, SodaStream
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Patronising the Palestinians
One of my readers accurately commented on the previous post that nothing will ever progress towards peace in the Middle East until the essential problems between the Palestinians and Israel are recognized and dealt with. Hiding our head in the … Continue reading
Posted in Media and journalism, Mideast news
Tagged Arabs, Israel, Middle East, Palestinians, Pat Condell, peace process, racism
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Traitorous MK Hanin Zouabi banned from running for reelection
Almost a year ago I wrote about the traitors who sit in Israel’s Knesset. I was referring in particular to Hanin Zouabi from the Balad party. She had been accused by other MKs of consorting with the enemy, and they … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news
Tagged Arabs, Balad, elections, flotilla, Gaza, Hanin Zouabi, IHH, Knesset, Mavi Marmara, terrorists, Zoabi
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Jonathan Pollard spied on Arabs and Soviets, not on the US
Contrary to all the reports and rumours over the decades, it now appears that Jonathan Pollard, the Israeli spy imprisoned in America for life, never spied on American activities at all and was never asked to by Israel. Rather, he … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Israel, intelligence, Arabs, Middle East, Jonathan Pollard, spy, social protests, justice, CIA, USSR
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Good News Friday
Here’s this week’s Good News Friday installment. The most important news of this week was the launch of BBC Watch, a sister site to CiFWatch (which monitors the Guardian). BBC Watch describes its mission thus: In its editorial guidelines, the … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Media and journalism, Mideast news, Technology
Tagged Abdulateef al-Mulhim, Arab News, Arab Spring, Arabs, Ariel University, BBC, BBC Watch, biomed, cancer, radiation
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