Are Palestinian children less worthy? – Opinion – Al Jazeera English

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Breaking the silence on HIV in Egypt – Features – Al Jazeera English

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Report on The Electronic Intifada boosted campaign to nix AUB speech by Wolfensohn | The Electronic Intifada

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Books | Robert H. Jackson Center

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William J. Brennan, Jr. – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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John Lloyd reviews The Secret Knowledge by David Mamet in The Financial Times

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David Mamet Financial Times Interview

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G. A. Cohen – Gilbert Ryle

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Dagan, Ofer and Israel’s Growing Iran Credibility Gap | Informed Comment

Dagan, Ofer and Israel’s Growing Iran Credibility Gap

Posted on 06/09/2011 by Juan

Far rightwing Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin (“Bibi”) Netanyahu of the Likud Party has attempted to sidestep making peace with the Palestinians by using the magician’s favorite tactic of misdirection– of trying to get the audience to look somewhere else while the trick is being performed. Netanyahu’s ploy is to endeavor to shift attention to Iran while his government brazenly steals ever more land from the Palestinians in the Occupied Territories (theft which is illegal in international law, not to mention contrary to Commandment no. 8 in the series of Ten). Continue reading →

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Top Ten Things Anthony Weiner has Said that are Worse than Sexting | Informed Comment

Top Ten Things Anthony Weiner has Said that are Worse than Sexting

Posted on 06/10/2011 by Juan

The real scandal surrounding Anthony Weiner is that he is bigoted against Palestinians and has misused his position in Congress to support punitive policies against them. Americans appear to be bored by policy, titillated by private peccadilloes. But it is the policies that are important. Mahatma Gandhi was once kicked out of a brothel in South Africa. No one judges him by his lapses. Weiner, in contrast to Gandhi, has not worked for peace but has rather given knee-jerk support to the worst policies of the most far rightwing parties in Israel toward Palestinians. A social liberal in American terms, Weiner is so blinded by his allegiance to Israel and so studied in his ignorance of the Middle East that he has played a uniformly sinister role in that aspect of foreign policy. If he were replaced by, say, an up an up-and-coming Dominican-American politician from Queens who had some sympathy with Arabs, that would be all to the good. Continue reading →

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