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Tag Archives: occupation
French court sees the truth where others can’t: Israel is not illegally occupying land
In a fantastic win for Israel and her supporters, and a devastating reversal for the BDS lunatics, who have used intense efforts to get Veolia to withdraw from building the light rail line in Jerusalem, a French appeals court has … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, International relations
Tagged #BDSfail, Alstom, BDS, court, France, Jerusalem, light rail, occupation, PLO, train, Veolia, West Bank
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The inappropriate use of the Fourth Geneva Convention
Further to my previous post about the use of human rights in “lawfare” against Israel, I came across the following well-researched article by Eli E. Hertz from the excellent “Myths and Facts” website, which explains the inappropriate use of the … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Article 49, Geneva Convention, human rights, ICC, ICJ, lawfare, occupation, United Nations
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Post-Zionist Avram Burg claims he is a Zionist – and defends settlements boycott
Avram Burg has written an opinion article in today’s Independent where he makes the absurd claim that even he, a Zionist, supports a settlement boycott. In order to understand the absurdity of Burg’s claim, one first has to understand Burg … Continue reading
The truth about the peace process
Deputy Foreign Minister Danny Ayalon produces yet another excellent video, explaining in short sharp soundbites the real reason why there is still no peace in Israel. My only caveat: he should not sound so proud about Israel constantly saying “yes” … Continue reading
Posted in Israel news, Mideast news
Tagged Danny Ayalon, Hamas, negotiations, occupation, Palestinians, peace, peace process, PLO, terrorists, UN, West Bank
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