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Bishara: Getting your Victims to Love You
Znet Article, December, 12 2007
Azmi Bishara
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If you want to understand the magnitude of the Palestinian tragedy and the depths of their dilemma take a look at the recent decree issued by the Israeli Ministry of Education which in essence asks Jewish and Arab schoolchildren to sign the Israel...
Bishara: Why Israel is after me
Znet Article, May, 06 2007
Azmi Bishara
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May 3, 2007 Amman, Jordan — I AM A PALESTINIAN from Nazareth, a citizen of Israel and was, until last month, a member of the Israeli parliament. But now, in an ironic twist reminiscent of France's Dreyfus affair — in which a French Jew was acc...
Bishara: Time for fateful decisions
Znet Article, September, 06 2006
Azmi Bishara
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Many treat the second Lebanon war as though it were a direct continuation of the 1973 October War. ...
Bishara: Casualty Of Truth
Znet Article, June, 09 2003
Azmi Bishara
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On 2 April, a team of US Navy SEALS and Army Rangers were flown in by helicopter to storm the Nasseriya general hospital and rescue 19-year-old soldier Jessica Lynch. The US media, airing the videotape of the assault released by the Pentagon, pain...
Bishara: Refusing Pessism
Znet Article, May, 10 2003
Azmi Bishara
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The recent experience of Iraq, certainly as it plays out in Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine, leads to a single conclusion -- the US expects its dictates to be accepted without discussion. Any attempts to water down this message or make its substance...
Bishara: Not A Game
Znet Article, April, 29 2003
Azmi Bishara
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America has switched targets with startling swiftness. Confident with its results in Iraq thus far, it moved on to threaten Syria with ease comparable to flipping radio stations. Had it been up to Rumsfeld, Washington would have waged war on Syria...
Bishara: A Staring Contest
Znet Article, October, 10 2002
Azmi Bishara
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At a sizable demonstration recently held in London to protest against a war on Iraq, the Palestinian flag stood out amidst the sea of banners. Curiously enough, it attracted little attention, as though it were entirely normal for the Palestinian s...
Bishara: Beyond Belief
Znet Article, July, 25 2002
Azmi Bishara
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The prevailing Palestinian political culture is in an unprecedented state of decay, the most significant manifestations of which are the absence of a national liberation movement, even in form, and the absence of a clear hierarchy and chain-of-com...
Bishara: Quest For The Unholy Grail
Znet Article, July, 04 2002
Azmi Bishara
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Imagine a story from folklore in which a young man wants to marry a king's daughter, and the king sets certain conditions before he will agree. The young man must sail through uncharted seas, explore unknown lands and then return having won a magi...
Bishara: Tales Of Apartheid
Znet Article, June, 12 2002
Azmi Bishara
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The UN Security Council resolution of April 2002, calling on Israel to withdraw from Palestinian towns, was redundant. Israel never intended to stay in Palestinian towns and run their daily Palestinian affairs. It has said so on more than one occa...
Bishara: A Strange Case Of Casting
Znet Article, April, 27 2002
Azmi Bishara
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At the very moment the Arab masses were being transformed into a collective movement, taking to the streets in order to exercise just one aspect of their rights as citizens, demanding that their leaders should act as leaders and take resolute deci...
Bishara: Check But Not Mate
Znet Article, April, 12 2002
Azmi Bishara
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The ferocious, tightly coordinated assault on Palestinian cities in the West Bank was not a spontaneous act geared to satiating popular outrage in Israel over the Netanya suicide bombing. The plan for this assault, which certainly contains alterna...
Bishara: Talking To Tanks
Znet Article, March, 22 2002
Azmi Bishara
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The Israeli army continues to pursue the objectives delineated by the Israeli prime minister and his chief-of- staff. These include not only the restoration of Sharon's damaged prestige but also breaking the back of the nationalist movement embodi...
Bishara: On Terrorism
Znet Article, January, 19 2002
Azmi Bishara
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In 1976, Jorge Videla assumed power in Argentina after overthrowing Isabel Perón, ushering in one of the bloodiest dictatorships that country had ever experienced. More than 15,000 leftists, human rights activists and other innocent civilians wer...
