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Tag Archives: Knesset
‘Like going down Memory Lane’: Brits For Peace Now raises hopes but offers nothing new
The launch of Brits For Peace Now (BFPN) at Portcullis House, London, on 27 February reflected well on its young leadership whose energy and dynamism ensured a good turnout — testament to the continuing desire for a peaceful resolution of … Continue reading
Posted in British Jews, Middle East
Tagged 2-state solution, BDS, Brits for Peace Now, Israel, J Street, Knesset, one-state, Palestine, Palestinians, Peace Now, settlements, West Bank
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Can Israel’s mass social protest embrace the end of occupation as a key demand?
If you will, harden your heart against the sight of hundreds of thousands of Israelis protesting against rampant inequality and demanding a decent society. There’s reason enough to do so: what about all the non-citizens between the Mediterranean and the … Continue reading
Posted in Middle East
Tagged J14, Knesset, Netanyahu, occupation, Palestinians, West Bank
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Israel and the Anti-Boycott Law: The Wider Implications of Popular Indifference
This piece is cross-posted from openDemocracy where it was published on 19 July. A small part of it appeared in my earlier post on the anti-boycott law (13 July). The motivation for the law is not primarily to give voice … Continue reading