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Gaza Disowned: The Pope, Israel and ‘Reconciliation’
Ramzy Baroud “Gaza is not on the Pope’s itinerary, nor will it be. There will be no change in these plans. But I’ll say it very clearly, the Pope is absolutely not going to Gaza.” Such were the astounding comments made by the Pope’s spokesman in Israel,… more »
Internet Threatened by Censorship, Secret Surveillance, and Cybersecurity Laws
Stephen Lendman At a time of corporate dominated media, a free and open Internet is democracy's last chance to preserve our First Amendment rights without which all others are threatened. Activists call it Net Neutrality. Media scholar Robert McChesney… more »
When will world leaders show “cruel racists” zero tolerance?
Stuart Littlewood "Lucky we're not in Gaza," I said to my surgeon last week, “or you wouldn’t have been able to fix my problem.” I was lying in a hospital bed in England, thinking how many Palestinians suffer a similar illness but are cruelly denied… more »
Only Cure for a Dying Earth May Be a Stewardship Revolution
Dr. Glen Barry If Gaia, the Earth System, is alive, then it stands to reason she can die. And the fact Gaia has not yet succumbed in past mass extinctions is no indication, and certainly no guarantee, that when hit simultaneously, in a geological flash… more »
Action, cut!
Eric Walberg Pornography, feminisation of the enemy? Confused over what Obama’s view on Guantanamo and the backlog of torture images from Abu Ghraib? Join the club. The centrepiece of United States President Barack Obama’s PR campaign to show the world… more »
Diplomacy, Militarism and Imagery
James Petras Introduction President Obama’s greatest foreign policy successes are found in the reports of the mass media. His greatest failures go unreported, but are of great consequence. A survey of the major foreign policy priorities of the White… more »
Stop the Press! This is what Israeli Democracy Looks Like
Nima Shirazi Telling the truth can be dangerous business. Honest and popular don't go hand in hand. - Lyle Rogers and Chuck "The Hawk" Clarke, Ishtar (1987) Last Tuesday, prominent Israeli journalist Amira Hass was arrested by Israeli authorities upon… more »
The Attack on the LIBERTY: The Untold Story of Israel's Deadly 1967 Assault on a U.S. Spy Ship: A Book Review and Much More
eileen fleming Four days before the forty-second anniversary of that other day in infamy, the release of The Untold Story of Israel’s Deadly 1967 Assault on a U.S. Spy Ship will reopen many wounds caused by the Israeli attack on the unarmed spy ship… more »
BEHOLDEN TO THE BIG POWERS: ISRAEL, GAZA AND THE UN
MediaLens On December 27, 2008, Israel launched Operation Cast Lead, a massive assault on Gaza. 22 days later, around 1,400 Palestinians, including over 300 children, and 13 Israelis were dead; about 5,000 Palestinians were wounded. Israeli forces… more »
“I had a dream.” It was 2008 and Barack Obama was elected the 44th President of the United States
Robert Singer The world is engulfed in a global economic crisis of staggering ferocity rivaling four other financial meltdowns—which all began in the month of October. [1] VP Biden and former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker don’t remember any time when things… more »
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