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Hypocrisy: A state for the Palestinians but not for the Kurds or Catalonia
The Kurds are a nation scattered across the Middle East while their national territory was divided up by the ruling powers of a century ago and split amongst several nations, all in a manner similar to the fate of the … Continue reading
Posted in indigenous rights, Mideast news
Tagged Catalonia, Independence, Iran, Iraq, ISIS, Israel, Kurds, Palestinian state, Peshmerga, Spain, Syria, Turkey, two-state solution
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Good News Friday
Another week has sped by with its ups and downs, but now it’s time to sit back and relax with a new Good News Friday installment. First a good dose of schadenfreude to start off the weekend with several important … Continue reading
Posted in Boycotts and BDS, Israel news, Slice of Israeli life, Technology
Tagged #BDSfail, academic boycott, Ariel University, biomed, biotech, birds, diabetes, England, fibromyalgia, floods, Good News Friday, Hula Valley, IsrAid, NASDAQ, south, Spain, TASE
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Fisking Fisk: Why Spain didn’t invite the Muslims back too
The Independent newspaper’s journalist Robert Fisk is well known for his, um, how shall I put it, inaccurate and highly biased articles about Israel and the Middle East. His name has become synonymous with ripping apart articles for inaccuracies, hence … Continue reading
Posted in History, International relations
Tagged 1492, citizenship, Jews, Muslims, Robert Fisk, Spain, Spanish Inquisition
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