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Znet Article Tv: June Jordan Dies

Znet Article, June, 20 2002 Free speech Tv
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June Jordan died on June 14th, 2002. She had fought a long, courageous battle with cancer. There is so much that can and must be said about this remarkable woman's life. Even in the final months she continued to write and edit. She had the most be...

Znet Article Podur: Q&A with Justin Podur in Ramallah

Znet Article, June, 20 2002 Justin Podur
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On Tuesday, June 18, shortly after a Palestinian suicide bomber killed 19 people on a bus outside Jerusalem, Ariel Sharon announced his intention to invade areas formally controlled by the Palestinian Authority, and not leave until Palestinian sui...

Znet Article Bond: NEPAD

Znet Article, June, 20 2002 Patrick Bond
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South African president Thabo Mbeki made the cover page of the international edition of Time magazine in early June, with the misleading heading: `He has finally faced up to the AIDS crisis and is now leading the charge for a new African developme...

Commentary Author: The Old City of Jerusalem As An International Museum

Commentary, June, 19 2002 Guest Author
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Until now no proposed agreement has carried the promise of resolving Israeli and Palestinian nationalist/religious claims to disputed territories. The city of Jerusalem, and the Old City in particular, affords a demonstration of competing and unre...

Znet Article Rabbani: A Tale of Two Assassinations

Znet Article, June, 19 2002 Mouin Rabbani
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On the night of 1 May, six Palestinians who had since 29 March been besieged along with Palestinian leader Yasir ‘Arafat in the Ramallah governorate compound, were handed over to a joint American-British security team. Although Israeli Pri...

Znet Article Shlaim: Israel's Occupation Turns 35

Znet Article, June, 19 2002 Avi Shlaim
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In the US-led peace negotiations of the last few years, there has been an insistent denial that the past has, or should have, any bearing on the present. What do you, as an historian, think of the prospects of negotiations which declare that the p...

Znet Article Ewins: Binationalism an option in search of peace in the Middle East

Znet Article, June, 19 2002 Tristan Ewins
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Never since the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993 has the cause of peace in the Middle East seemed more hopeless than is the case today. With the total collapse of the much vaunted ‘peace process’ in 2000 after the rejection of f...

Znet Article Steinberg: Afghan War Documentary Charges Us With Mass Killings Of Pow's

Znet Article, June, 19 2002 Stefan Steinberg
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A documentary film, Massacre in Mazar, by Irish director Jamie Doran, was shown to selected audiences in Europe last week, provoking demands for an international inquiry into US war crimes in Afghanistan. The film alleges that American troops coll...

Znet Article Winer: Payback Time For Apartheid's Profiteer's

Znet Article, June, 19 2002 Stan Winer
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Payback Time For Apartheid's Profiteer's

Znet Article Pilger: Ethnic Cleansing And The Establishment Of Israel

Znet Article, June, 19 2002 John Pilger
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Behind the turbulent news from Israel, a struggle for historical truth has passed almost unnoticed outside academic circles; yet its wider significance is epic. In May 1948, more than 200 Palestinians were killed by the advancing Jewish militia in...

Commentary Cromwell: Shaping The Public Good

Commentary, June, 18 2002 David Cromwell
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A popular view today - that is to say, the prevailing view held by those in positions of power and influence - is 'that contemporary Western society and more especially, the "American way of life" corresponds to the deepest needs of human nature a...

Znet Article Usborne: Can The CIA Take On Saddam Hussein?

Znet Article, June, 18 2002 David Usborne
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Saddam Hussein now knows what he is up against: President George Bush has given the green light to the Central Intelligence Agency to do all it can to drive him from power ­ even killing him, although this would have to be in "self-defence"....

Znet Article Azulay: An Old Man And No Sea

Znet Article, June, 18 2002 Jessica Azulay
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On May 26, I was brought to the shore of the Meditarranean sea to meet two fishermen, residents of the Nuseirat Refugee Camp in the Gaza Strip. They spread blankets out on the sandy floor of their small shack for us to sit on and served tea with m...

Commentary Edwards: The Unspoken Rule Of Media Reporting: Guatemala, Bbc, And Propaganda

Commentary, June, 17 2002 David Edwards
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Focusing heavily on the machinations of public relations guru Edward

Znet Article Collective: The Palestinian National Initiative

Znet Article, June, 17 2002 Collective
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Today a group of Pal...

Commentary Solomon: Profiles In Media Courage

Commentary, June, 16 2002 Norman Solomon
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The Committee to Protect Journalists released a bleak report the other day. "Attacks on the Press in 2001" is a thick document with details about media suppression in much of the world. While American readers may feel very fortunate, they have no ...

Znet Article Said: Palestinian Elections Now

Znet Article, June, 16 2002 Edward Said
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Six distinct calls for Palestinian reform and elections are being  uttered now: five of them are, for Palestinian purposes, both useless and irrelevant. Sharon wants reform as a way of further  disabling Palestinian national life, that i...

Znet Article Postol: A Hole in Our Missile Defense System

Znet Article, June, 16 2002 Theodore a. Postol
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A Hole in Our Missile Defense System

Commentary Landau: Harboring Terrorists: Our Own List Is Long

Commentary, June, 15 2002 Saul Landau
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As our leaders warn countries that harbor terrorists, who will warn our leaders about harboring terrorists here?

Znet Article Fisk: Starbucks the target of Arab boycott for its growing links to Israel

Znet Article, June, 15 2002 Robert Fisk
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Beirut. Across five Arab states a new and closely co-ordinated campaign to boycott American goods is being launched, with Starbucks coffee shops their primary target, but with Nestlé, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson and Burger King outlets also ...

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