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NOVANEWS In This Issue... Criminalization of Popular Struggle Continued; Abdallah Abu Rahmah Sentenced More Recent Articles Search The Only Democracy? Criminalization of Popular Struggle Continued; Abdallah Abu Rahmah Sentenced   From the Popular Struggle Coordination Committee. Abdallah Abu Rahmah’s first trial from 2005 had reached conclusion yesterday, with his sentencing to two months of imprisonment and a six months suspended sentence for participating and organizing demonstrations and for walking the streets of his village during a curfew designed to prevent a demonstration. A verdict in Abu Rahmah’s main case for which he is already in jail since December is expected soon. Bil’in Protest organizer Abdallah Abu Rahmah was sentenced to two months of...

NOVANEWS   Israeli Knesset completes step 1 of 3 in criminalizing nonviolent economic pressure against the Occupation More Recent Articles Search MuzzleWatch Israeli Knesset completes step 1 of 3 in criminalizing nonviolent economic pressure against the Occupation. Real News Network, a professional online alternative to US corporate media, has this comprehensive report about a Knesset bill to criminalize Palestinian, international and Israeli efforts to promote and enact boycotts against Israel. Last week, it passed its “preliminary reading” in the Knesset, with two more rounds to go to become law. If passed, this stunning bill will mark the most severe and antidemocratic backlash thus far against the boycott, sanctions and divestment movement (BDS) to pressure Israel to abide ...

NOVANEWS Haaretz Thursday, July 22, 2010 Pro-Palestinian group sees its struggle as 'Vietnam of our day' Activists of the International Solidarity Movement have been feeling a sense of victory of late, flush with volunteers keen on breaking Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip. http://www.haaretz.com/news/diplomacy-defense/pro-palestinian-group-sees-its-struggle-as-vietnam-of-our-day-1.303402 By The Associated Press Activists of the International Solidarity Movement have been feeling a sense of victory of late, flush with volunteers keen on breaking Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip. Members of the pro-Palestinian group first sailed to Gaza in summer 2008 to challenge the siege of the Hamas-ruled territory; an offshoot of the same group organized the Gaza-bound flotilla that led to Israel...

NOVANEWS July 21, 2010 by Dr. Ashraf Ezzat   In their attempt to seize the Holy city, the Crusaders may have unwittingly precipitated the growth of extremism in Islam In a quick and brief review of one of the most unsuccessful wars in which the west was ever engaged, we cannot help noticing their great mistakes. We see rashness, overrated self-confidence, depreciation of enemies, lack of foresight, ignorance of the difficulties to be surmounted. The soldiers were diverted from their main object, and wasted their forces in attacking unimportant cities and killing innocent people mistaken for alleged enemies. This might strike a lot of people as descriptive of the allied western forces under the American leadership in their war on terrorism, but ironically enough, I was shedding little lig...

NOVANEWS 1. On The Israeli Right's New 'Peace' Agenda by Gilad Atzmon Tuesday, July 20, 2010 As the Israelis are becoming conscious of their inevitable tragic circumstances, a final desperate attempt to rescue the Zionist project has come to life. Astonishingly enough it is the Israeli right that is now pushing for ‘one binational State.’ It is pretty staggering to find out that while the Israeli so-called ‘left’ is locked within the 1967 territorial paradigm that is fueled by Judeo centric racial ideology, it is actually the hawkish Zionist thinkers who are willing to move the discourse forward. In a mind provoking piece Noam Sheizaf outlines in Haaretz the new revolutionary Israeli idea. However, I will maintain at this stage that the new Zionist call for ‘one binational state’ su...

NOVANEWS DR. STEVEN R. FELDMAN: A JEWISH AMERICAN’S EVOLVING VIEW OF ISRAEL July 6, 2010  by Gordon Duff   A Jewish American’s Evolving View of Israel  By Steven R. Feldman with introduction by Jim W. Dean STAFF WRITER/Editor (Republished from Issues, The American Council for Judaism)   “…there were far more Israeli acts of massacre than I had previously thought. To my surprise, there were also many cases of rape. In the months of April-May 1948, units of the Haganah [the pre-state defense force that was the precursor of the IDF] were given operational orders that stated explicitly that they were to uproot the villagers, expel them and destroy the villages themselves.”…Benny Morris…Israel author   Introduction:   Dear Friends, It is a pleasure to introduce you today to Dr. Steve Feldman...

NOVANEWS Zionist puppet Mu-Barak, age 82, is reported by intelligence sources to be afflicted with terminal cancer, leaving the future of Egypt uncertain.  The supposed array of successors include his son,  Mu-Barak intelligence chief Zionist Mossad agent Omar Suleiman, or former IAEA head Mohammed ElBaradei?  One question is whether the non-aggression pact with the Zio=Nazi regime of 'Israel' would be retained by his successor The regime had denied the rumors of the illness.  "The President appeared well at his meetings, thanks to temporary medical effects"  (Arutz-7, 7/20/10). Will puppet Mu-Barak make some dramatic move in his last year or two?  Will he abdicate in favor of a successor?  Will the Moslem Brotherhood gain power?  If they do, they would inherit a first class military paid ...

NOVANEWS 3 problems of “benevolent soul” Nicholas Kristof July 19th, 2010  by Ofer Neiman By Ofer Neiman Nicholas Kristof of the NYT seems to be a benevolent soul (no small feat, considering colleagues like Thomas “suck.on.this” Friedman’s war mongering and smug neo-liberal lecturing). However, there is a disturbing pattern of apology for Israel, and perhaps some ignorance of fundamental facts about the occupation, in Kristof’s writing. At the request of Mondoweiss’ Phil and Adam, I wrote a short piece about a previous blog entry of Kristof’s. A more recent entry by Kristof suffers from similar problems. 1. Euphemisms: One problem is that Prime Minister Netanyahu isn’t enthusiastic about a two-state solution and won’t make the concessions necessary for a deal.“ Considering what we have...