Israel wird tatsälich ein NATO Mitglieder geworden
Cambridge Universität hat versucht die Boykot abdecken
Stephen Hawking Arbeit an der Cambridge Universität , nach die Zeitung The Guardian öffentlich gemacht hat dass er nicht nach Israel Reise möchte um mit palästinensischen Bevölkerung solidarisiert wird , https://972mag.com/stephen-hawkings-message-to-israeli-elites-the-occupation-has-a-price/70719/ die Cambridge Universität hat Erste einer falsch Information in ihrer Web Seite gegeben wo sie sagten dass Professor Hawking will not be attending the conference in Israel in June for health reasonshis doctors have advised against him flying, , nach dem Journalist die dieser Artikel geschrieben hat , hat in Tweet eine Bestätigung über diesen Information geschrieben dass das Wahr ist , die Cambridge Universität hat einiger Stünde Später dieser Information anerkennen .
German foreign minister reaffirms Israel 'friendship'
Visiting German Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle on Friday reaffirmed his country's friendship for Israel in "challenging times" for the region, as tensions mount over the Syrian conflict.
"I want to underline that in these challenging times Germany stands alongside its Israeli partners," Westerwelle said at the start of talks in Jerusalem with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling his host a "dear friend."
During Israel's latest onslaught against the Gaza Strip in November 2012, a major conference was held in Tel Aviv: the 2nd Israel HLS International Conference. Among the most prominent sponsors of the homeland security event were two of Israel's largest weapons companies, Elbit Systems and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI), both of which cooperate closely with the Israeli military. But the conference also had another grandiosely advertised partner: the European Commission.
As is often the case, this undisguised cooperation between the EU and Israeli military companies went fully unchallenged let alone noticed in the European media. Not even the rather conspicuous fact that the EU-sponsored conference occurred simultaneously with Israel's devastating Gaza assault in which Israel used the equipment of both Elbit and IAI.
Israeli troops shoot Palestinian child in West Bank
Israeli troops shot and seriously wounded a 12-year-old Palestinian boy who was walking with his friends in the occupied West Bank on Tuesday, Palestinian security and medical officials told AFP.
They said that Atta Mohammed Sharadeh was hit during one of what have become almost daily attacks against Palestinian youths by Israeli soldiers outside the Jelazoun refugee camp, near Ramallah.
The camp is close to the illegal Jewish settlement of Beit El.
Bild : A Palestinian runs away from a digger of the Israeli army during clashes between Palestinians and Israelis soldiers at the gate of the Ofer prison after a march marking the 65th Nakba day on 15 May 2013 in the West Bank city of Ramallah.
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Kerry's Hopeless Plan
Under heavy pressure from the US, the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has paid grudging lip service over the past four years to the goal of Palestinian statehood. But his real agenda was always transparent: not statehood, but what he termed economic peace.
Ordinary Palestinians, in Netanyahus view, can be pacified with crumbs from the masters table: fewer checkpoints, extra jobs and trading opportunities, and a gradual, if limited, improvement in living standards. All of this buys time for Israel to expand the settlements, cementing its hold over the West Bank and East Jerusalem.
For thousands of years the Bedouin people have made their home in the desert of what is now Israel. But for almost the last six decades, the Bedouin have been on the move, repeatedly relocated to make room for Israeli settlements.
As the Bedouin fight to be recognised as an indigenous people by Israel, Eid Jahalin, 49, who lives in the desert near the Jerusalem area, is advocating for them. Jahalin believes that land without people is Israels sole focus, while the Bedouins vast knowledge about living in the desert, practiced over centuries and crucial to preserve with climate change looming, stands to be lost. IPS correspondent Lucy Westcott spoke to Jahalin, who was in New York City and the United Nations for the first time, about the current state of the Bedouin and how their relocation impacts climate change.
Mexican Police Takes Counterinsurgency Lessons From Israel In Chiapas
Earlier this month, Jorge Luis Llaven Abarca, Mexicos newly-appointed secretary of public security in Chiapas, announced that discussions had taken place between his office and the Israeli defense ministry. The two countries talked about security coordination at the level of police, prisons and effective use of technology (Israeli military will train Chiapas police, Excelsior, 8 May
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Zum Gedenken an Vittorio Arrigoni
Heute am 15. April jährt sich zum 2. Mal der Mord am ISM-Aktivisten und Kameraden Vittorio Arrigoni im Gazastreifen. Vittorio kam am 23. August 2009 in Gaza an , als er mit etwa 40 anderen internationalen Aktivisten die israelische Belagerung durchbrach und diesen Moment als den glücklichsten Moment seines Lebens beschrieb: Es wurde nicht nur der Welt klar, sondern auch den Palästinensern, dass es Menschen gibt, die bereit sind, ihr Leben zu geben, um ihre Brüder hier im Gazastreifen zu umarmen.
Domestic fissures in Israel will not benefit Palestinians
You know why Israels leaders cant make peace? a Palestinian friend asked recently. Because if the conflict ever ended, Israeli Jews would start tearing out each others throats.
Israelische Soldaten misshandeln systematisch palästinensische Kinder
Israel: Bericht ist überflüssig
Jason Ditz
Das UNO-Komitee für das Recht des Kindes hat heute einen Bericht herausgegeben, der das israelische Militär wegen dessen systematischer Misshandlung von palästinensischen Kindern beanstandet und dabei festhält, dass es palästinensischen Kindern nicht nur die Grundrechte vorenthält, sondern sie regelmässig während der Inhaftierung foltert.
Palästinensische Kinder, die verhaftet werden, werden in Hebräisch verhört, einer Sprache, die so gut wie keines von ihnen spricht, und falls sie jemals entlassen werden sollten, werden sie gezwungen, ein Geständnis der Verbrechen zu unterschreiben, die das israelische Militär haben will. Auch dieses Geständnis ist in Hebräischab gefasst, so dass sie keine Ahnung haben, was sie da gestehen.
Körperliche und verbale Misshandlungen sind an der Tagesordnung im Gewahrsam des israelischen Militärs, ebenso willkürliche Isolierhaft und Geständnisse, die durch Drohungen mit Vergewaltigung oder Exekution erzwungen werden, sei es der Jugendlichen selbst oder deren Familien.
Es ist unglaublich, dass das israelische Ausssenministerium die Inhalte des Berichts anscheinend nicht in Frage stellte, sondern nur das Komitee dahingehend beanstandete, dass UNICEF genau dasselbe Thema vor einigen Monaten erörtert habe, und dass man der Ansicht sei, es sei überflüssig, sich weiterhin damit zu beschäftigen.
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... ich tue was Linke tun, Ungerechtigkeit bekämpfen! von Yossi Wolfson
The Israel Lobby and Traumatic Memory
"Edward Snowden speaks of an electronic architecture of oppression, based on the mania of our national security state to control the communications of humankind at large. But there are other systems of controlemotional and cultural rather than digitalwhose mechanisms of control are no less capable of being abused. The most effective of these are the overlapping systems of influence and control set up by the Israel Lobby. This is a generic term referring to disparate people and institutions that believe that Americans should not be allowed to publicly criticize the government of Israel, even when it does bad things; and it is with that intent in mind that they conduct extensive policing of public discussion of anything having to do with Israel."
The Lobby consists mainly of the leadership of three important organizationsthe Anti-Defamation League, the American Jewish Committee and the Simon Wiesenthal Center; the Lobbys most well-known public figures are Abraham Foxman, Director of the ADL, and Alan Dershowitz, an American attorney, professor lawyer and political commentator. They are backed up by an even larger contingent of rightwing Christian evangelicals, the largest and most active constituency in the Republican Party, many of whom believe that a religious war would bring about the Second Coming of Christ. All of the above-mentioned people have one thing in common: they attack American critics of the Israeli state, usually by calling them anti-Semites or self-hating Jews, often trying to ruin their reputations or drive them from their jobs.
In Congress the American-Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) does pretty much the same thing, with one major difference: they have at their disposal immense amounts of money. Currently an actual majority of elected officials receive money from AIPAC to vote as the current government of Israel wants them to, at least on issues having to do with the Middle East. Theres nothing illegal about itits called bundling, and is basically a form of legal bribery. But one must say that its rather odd, not to mention unprecedented, that the Prime Minister of a foreign country would participate in the distribution of money through his proxies to the US Congress, so that its members vote as he wants them to. From the point of view of American sovereignty, not to mention political morality, its an astonishing situation."
"Some institutions, especially the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Los Angeles, actually encourage and seek to enhance traumatic memory associated with the Holocaust, insisting that identification with Holocaust victims should be the basis of Jewish identity, rather than identifying with those who tried to stop the Holocaust. In my book The Death of Judeo-Christianity: Religious Aggression and Systemic Evil in the Modern World, I call attention to the extreme danger of this approach: To live in the same world in which the Holocaust occurred, the Wiesenthal Center is saying, you must accept it both as historys biggest crime and the most important determinant of Jewish identity. But that is a mistaken strategy, because it gives too much power to the Holocaust. You cannot base identity on the Holocaust without internalizing its aggression, because you cannot take in one without the other.[i] This creates a trauma bond, which bonds the victim not to the aggressor, but to his aggression. This is why so many victims appear to imitate and act out the kind of aggression with which they were once victimized; the abused child grows up to be an abuser."
"Acknowledging the existence of evil often leads people to realizeincluding a great many that are horrified by itthat evil can be more powerful than good, and usually is. This realization is by itself quite disorienting, because it goes against what enlightened people have believed for the last three centuries. It is not based on mere philosophical speculations, but arises as the result of excruciating psychological upheavals in which people discover that the world they knew before, no longer exists. This process creates an anxiety so profound that the only way some people can suppress it is to create an imaginary system in which delusions replace unpredictable realities, and the reactions of other people must be endlessly manipulated through a kind of emotional totalitarianism. (That is, the manipulation of negative emotionsespecially fear, guilt, aggression and shamecan be used to make people avoid taboo subjects, and in so doing encourage them to suppress thoughts about them.)
This is a big part of the cultural system that the Israel Lobby has set up, but there is another component to it, one that is hidden. At a very deep level uncritical supporters of the Israeli state suffer from a gnawing fear that Israel is not the perfect place that the Lobby says it is; and to control their suppressed fears, they must strive to control what everybody else thinks and feels about it, often by ritually punishing unrepentant American critics of Israel in conspicuous, public and sometimes surreal ways."
"If youre still wondering why people in the Israel Lobby behave as they do, consider also the following dynamics from the point of view of a Holocaust survivor, or someone who lost family members in the Holocaust. Where was God at the moment of greatest peril to his people, when 10,000 Jews were being murdered every day in the gas chambers at Auschwitz-Birkenau? God was not there for his people when they needed himno, God was nowhere to be found. Likewise the secular faith in liberal, social democratic and progressive ideas embraced by secular Jews since the Enlightenment: all of them made not the slightest difference once the Endloesung, the Final Solution, was in place. The result was a largely unconscious loss of faith in God, in liberal democracy, and in any solution to political problems except military force. Many survivors ended up believingunconsciously more than consciouslythat those who survive in this world do so only by hurting others.
This led to a process in which worship of the Israeli state slowly replaced a Torah-based God, not to mention a secular belief in progressive political solutions. People who increasingly saw God as little more than a ancient metaphor could now worship something far more concrete: the Israeli states victorious army, its active diplomatic corps, its vast propaganda initiatives, not to mention its Shin Bet interrogation centers and 200-400 nuclear weaponsall the furnishings of a successful theocratic state! And instead of feeling close to a mainly absent and intangible God, they could now experience tumultuous feelings of religious nationalism, the strongest and most dangerous force on the planet. Indeed, this constitutes the real secular religion of Israel, and many of its uncritical supporters in the US: the worship of religious nationalism in the service of state power, in the form of the Israeli state."
"But if Jews struggle with aggression that they cannot acknowledge, so do Christians wrestle with a shame that dare not speak its name. After all, it was Christians who carried out the Holocaust, which was but the final act in a thousand years of Christian anti-Semitism. If Christians thought too much about this last fact, it might occur to some of them that Christianity has been, and is, by its own standards, a failed religion. Thus the built-in incentive to declare the Israeli project a smashing success: along with enough unacknowledged guilt to cause the Christians to give the Israelis whatever they wantfor along with the guilt is a generalized fear of being publicly vilified as anti-Semites, which Zionists quickly learned to do to get what they wanted. Thus anything having to do with Israel/Palestine is hedged about with elaborate taboos, for Christians as well as Jews, to the extent that people dare not talk publicly, or even think privately, about the moral and political implications of impunity for Israels crimes and misdemeanors."
Im Laufe des Mai 2013 wurden 150 Jerusalemiten verhaftet, 13 Institutionen zerstört und die Angriffe
Im Laufe des Mai 2013 wurden 150 Jerusalemiten verhaftet, 13 Institutionen zerstört und die Angriffe von Siedlern nahmen zu
Das Wadi Hilweh Informationszentrum kontrollierte während des Mai 2013 die israelischen Gewalttätigkeiten gegen Jerusalemer Bewohner. Die Besatzungsbehörden verstärkten ihre Verhaftung- und Zerstörungskampagnen; außerdem provozierten sie friedliche Proteste und verletzten das Recht der Redefreiheit , während Angriffe extremistischer Siedler auf Bürger eskalierten.
