1 – Israeli “Justice”: Paul Larudee Denied Entry to Palestine by Israel 2 – HRW: “Israeli artillery fire was to blame” in Gaza Beach Massacre 3 – Bil’in Unites in Solidarity With Gaza 4 – ISM Brighton to Hold Freedom Summer Induction 5 – Israeli Soldiers in Hebron Refuse to Prevent Attacks Against Palestinians, Internationals … Continue reading The Meaning of ‘Justice’ in an Apartheid System
From Inside Bay Area FOR MORE than 40 years I have visited the region of the Middle East known as Palestine, part of which became Israel in 1948, with the remainder under Israeli military occupation since 1967. I confess I am in love with the place and have dear friends, both Israeli and Palestinian, numbering … Continue reading Inside Bay Area: “Paul Larudee My Word Israel needs to promote harmony in pianos, politics”
By James P. Miller, Tribune staff reporter, Published June 15, 2006 Caterpillar Inc. Chairman and Chief Executive Jim Owens told shareholders at the company’s annual meeting Wednesday that because the heavy-equipment giant has “strong economic winds at our back,” prospects for continued growth appear promising. Owens clearly wanted to discuss the record earnings the Peoria-based … Continue reading Chicago Tribune: “Palestinian issue dominates Caterpillar meeting”
by Katie Warchut, The Day 8th June 2006 We hear the tanks, said 23-year-old Fida Qishta. At least 20 extended family members were huddled in a room of her house in Gaza. Finally, a neighbor came by to state the obvious: “They’re trying to destroy your house.” We just want one minute to be safe, … Continue reading The Day: “Women Share Challenges Of Daily Life In The Gaza Strip”
1-Students Unite Against Checkpoints 2- Ha’aretz: “With a little help from the outside” 3- Palestinian Unity Against Military Brutality 4- Beit Ummar Farmers Struggle to Work Their Land 5- Two Houses Demolished in Brukin, Salfit 6- The impact of the financial crisis on the Palestinian community 7- Sunbula’s Journal: “Normalised Occupation” 8- Tel Rumeida, Hebron: … Continue reading Students Unite Against Checkpoints
