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Water and Resistance
The view from the Palestinian village of Nahhalin, in the west Bethlehem area, is sobering. This small village—along with the villages of Husan, Battir, Wadi Fuqin, and Al Walaja—are becoming mor… more →
when beeing ANTI means being FOR human rights, coexistence and peace
Nation-states
karenpoh wrote 2 months ago: I’ve just embarked on Keith Suter’s 50 Things You Wanted to Know About World Issues (but … more →
Water and Resistance
Antievil wrote 2 months ago: The view from the Palestinian village of Nahhalin, in the west Bethlehem area, is sobering. This sm … more →
Something bad is happening to us (the Israeli version of Abu Ghraib )
Antievil wrote 5 months ago: Three years ago, the CBS television network broadcast photos of American soldiers abusing prisoners … more →
Maale Adumim, a flagship settlement in the West Bank
Antievil wrote 8 months ago: Built in 1975, Maale Adumim is classified as a high priority development area and accordingly receiv … more →
The Quality of Mercy in Gaza
Antievil wrote 10 months ago: In these days of warmongering, peace and justice are tossed about like hot potatoes with no end to t … more →
Playing The Transport Card - Future Shocks - Part 10 (Orig. posted Blog-City)
Red Baron wrote 2 years ago: I have never exactly shied away from my critique of the fiasco that is current transport policy in t … more →
Blind Justice - Future Shocks - Part 9 (Orig. posted Blog-City)
Red Baron wrote 2 years ago: Frans van Anraat may count himself a little unfortunate to have been given a 15 year jail term for c … more →
Iraq - Future Shocks - Part 5 (Orig. posted Blog-City)
Red Baron wrote 2 years ago: It would be a surprise to most, if not all, the people who know me to hear me agree with George W. B … more →
No Exploitation Without Education - Future Shocks - Part 3 (Orig. posted Blog City)
Red Baron wrote 2 years ago: No looking to the future series would be complete without a look at the real future, namely the gene … more →
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