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The Time for a Palestinian State Is Now - Wall Street Journal Thu, 07 Jun 2012 22:54:46 GMT

Al-Monitor

The Time for a Palestinian State Is Now Wall Street Journal It annexed East Jerusalem, started building settlements on Palestinian lands, and began a military rule in the occupied territories that only grew more inhumane with each turn of the year. Palestinians, however, took stock of the calamity, ... West must recognize peaceful Palestinian resistance movementChristian Science Monitor Palestine Today 06 07 2012International Middle East Media Center Palestinian Banks Reach 'The Red Line'Al-Monitor Daily Beast -gulfnews.com -CRIENGLISH.com all 1,260 news articles »

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Imprisoned Palestinian Soccer Player Perilously Close to Death - Al-Monitor Thu, 07 Jun 2012 23:51:55 GMT

Al-Monitor

Imprisoned Palestinian Soccer Player Perilously Close to Death Al-Monitor Mahmoud Sarsak, 25, a soccer player on the Palestinian National Team, has been under administrative detention in Israeli prison for three years, on suspicion of involvement in activities of the Islamic Jihad organization. He continues the hunger strike ... The War on Palestinian Soccer: Free Mahmoud SarsakForeign Policy Journal Palestinian hunger strike footballer 'at risk of death'BBC News Football player's hunger strike threatens Israeli-Palestinian dealHurriyet Daily News (press release) Center for Research on Globalization -Morning Star Online all 283 news articles »

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Middle East: Sentence for Former Adviser to Arafat - New York Times Fri, 08 Jun 2012 00:07:28 GMT

The Daily Star

Middle East: Sentence for Former Adviser to Arafat New York Times A Palestinian Authority anticorruption court sentenced Yasir Arafat's former financial adviser to 15 years in prison with hard labor and a $15 million fine, according to the official Palestinian news agency, Wafa. The adviser, Muhammad Rashid, ... Former Arafat advisor sentenced to 15 years in jailJerusalem Post Former Palestine Fund Director Sentenced to 15 yearsWAFA - Palestine News Agency all 195 news articles »

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Pro-Palestinian protests mar Israel celebration in Melbourne - Jewish Telegraphic Agency Thu, 07 Jun 2012 10:03:38 GMT

Haaretz

Pro-Palestinian protests mar Israel celebration in Melbourne Jewish Telegraphic Agency SYDNEY, Australia (JTA) – A crowd of angry pro-Palestinian demonstrators in Melbourne marred the annual celebration of Israel's independence. Attendees at Tuesday night's high-profile gathering of politicians, diplomats, bureaucrats and Jewish leaders ... Israel, Palestine: No laughing matterMacleans.ca Israel's peace quest 45 years after Six-Day WarThe Arab world still refuses to ...Palm Beach Post Richard Beinart and Peter Goldstone – Part IIJerusalem Post Palestine Chronicle -The Cutting Edge all 57 news articles »

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Middle East conflict - The Seattle Times Fri, 08 Jun 2012 01:15:31 GMT

Al-Arabiya

Middle East conflict The Seattle Times Three momentous developments are transforming the Israeli-Palestinian conflict yet receiving scant attention. [“Envoy: Israel under siege in era of prosperity,” News, June 7.] First, for both Israel and Palestine, there seemingly is no confidence in ... Israel bars disabled Palestinian athleteSportingNews.com "Every third child in Gaza stunted by hunger": interview with renowned doctor ...The Electronic Intifada Gaza Paralympian: Nothing is impossibleMa'an News Agency all 63 news articles »

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Palestine: a History of Nonviolence - Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Thu, 07 Jun 2012 16:18:43 GMT

Carnegie Endowment for International Peace

Palestine: a History of Nonviolence Carnegie Endowment for International Peace The recent hunger strikes of almost 1600 Palestinian prisoners represent a watershed juncture in nonviolent resistance in Palestine. While Palestinians have long utilized methods of nonviolence—dating back to Mandatory Palestine of the thirties and ... Palestinian activists "occupy" their own little piece of land in LondonHaaretz Palestine-Israel, Another week of struggle the media could not ignoreAnarkismo.net BDS roundup: Arizona State University student government votes to divest from ...The Electronic Intifada (blog) Alternative Information Center (AIC) all 13 news articles »

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Palestinian Abbas urges Israel to accept 2-state deal - Reuters Tue, 05 Jun 2012 17:10:18 GMT

Wall Street Journal

Palestinian Abbas urges Israel to accept 2-state deal Reuters By Jonathon Burch | ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas urged Israel on Tuesday to accept a two-state solution based on 1967 borders, warning that the opportunity "may not stay on the table for a long time" given the political ... A Settlement Freeze Can Advance Israeli-Palestinian PeaceWall Street Journal all 169 news articles »

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The War on Palestinian Soccer: Free Mahmoud Sarsak - Middle East Online Thu, 07 Jun 2012 08:49:32 GMT

The Daily Star

The War on Palestinian Soccer: Free Mahmoud Sarsak Middle East Online Although the story of Palestinian prisoners in Israel speaks to a common reality of unlawful detentions and widespread mistreatment, Sarsakís fate can also be viewed within its own unique context, reports Ramzy Baroud. On June 3, Palestinian national ... Israel detention threatens Gaza footballer's dreamAhram Online Israel detention ends Gaza footballer's dreamReuters When Will the Six-Day War End?The Atlantic Huffington Post -International Middle East Media Center -Bay Area Indymedia all 461 news articles »

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Israel-Palestine conflict comes to Cape Town – over a film - Daily Maverick Fri, 08 Jun 2012 00:03:32 GMT

Daily Maverick

Israel-Palestine conflict comes to Cape Town – over a film Daily Maverick It's a story as knotty and tangled as Israel-Palestine itself. By REBECCA DAVIS The saga began in February. The Palestine Solidarity Committee approached the Labia Theatre to ask whether they could screen the documentary Roadmap to Apartheid. and more »

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Israel asks Arab visitors to open emails to search - San Francisco Chronicle Mon, 04 Jun 2012 20:57:38 GMT

Israel asks Arab visitors to open emails to search San Francisco Chronicle The agent, suspecting Tamari was involved in pro-Palestinian activism, wanted to inspect her private email account for incriminating evidence. The 42-year-old American of Palestinian descent refused and was swiftly expelled from the country. and more »