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The Politics of Silencing Debate
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Maher Mughrabi / PHRC
Recently, the golden rule of "don't-criticise-Israel" has been invoked here in Australia and directed at ‘errant’ members of the ALP. Maher Mughrabi examines the pheonomenon of "silencing the debate" at any cost, even at the cost of democracy and freedom of speech, if there's a possibility of Israel being criticised.
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Just don't mention the Wall!
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Randa Abdel-Fattah / PHRC
One could be forgiven for thinking the Israelis deserve some credit.
Not because they are the longest military occupiers of another people’s
land; nor because they defy international law. No, the Israelis deserve credit because, despite all of this, they continue to present aggressor as victim, cause as effect, ‘wall’ as ‘fence’.
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How the truce was broken
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Brian Whitaker / The Guardian
Timeline: How the truce declared in late July was broken.
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Dreams and delusions
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Edward Said / Al Ahram Weekly
Meanings are not imposed from one culture on to another any more than one language and one culture alone possesses the secret of how to get things done efficiently, writes Edward Said
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A land without Arabs
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Jerry Levin / Al Ahram Weekly
Israel's policy of land grab turns viable neighbourhoods into ghost towns. Jerry Levin* writes from Hebron
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