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Israel Navy tracks new Gaza-bound flotilla

Two ships leave Turkey carrying between 20 to 30 pro-Palestinian activists; IDF says plans to intercept vessels, offer them to dock at Ashdod or port in Egypt.    By Anshel Pfeffer and Natasha Mozgovaya    HAARETZ    Wed, November 02, 2011   The Israeli Navy is tracking two ships, believed be part of a new flotilla [...]

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Exclusive interview with UN Special Rapporteur Richard Falk

Dr. Hanan Chehata   The Middle East Monitor   October 29, 2011   In an exclusive and extensive interview with the Middle East Monitor Prof. Richard Falk, the UN Special Rapporteur for Human Rights in theOccupiedPalestinianTerritories, talks about the on-going intransigence ofIsraeland its continued failure to abide by international law. In his frank interview Prof. Falk [...]

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Robert Fisk: ‘The army was told not to fire at protesters’

Our writer presses Assad’s key adviser on the violent battle for Syria’s future   Independent   Friday, 28 October 2011   Bouthaina Shaaban is one of only six Syrians onAmerica’s personal sanction list against the Assad regime. She is political adviser to the President. A middle-aged mother and author who speaks perfect English, as much at [...]

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Was Mossad using Fox and Werritty as ‘useful idiots’?

Ex-Ambassador reveals how links made by ‘advisers’ set alarm bells ringing   By CRAIG MURRAY   Daily Mail     15th October 2011   The real reason Liam Fox had to resign was not a grubby little money scandal about firms funding Adam Werritty as he jetted round the world with the Defence Secretary. It was much [...]

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Activists in Arab World Vie to Define Islamic State

By ANTHONY SHADID and DAVID D. KIRKPATRICK   The New York Times Published: September 29, 2011   CAIRO— By force of this year’s Arab revolts and revolutions, activists marching under the banner of Islam are on the verge of a reckoning decades in the making: the prospect of achieving decisive power across the region has [...]

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Richard Falk : Statehood versus ‘facts on the ground’

Richard Falk is Albert G Milbank Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton University and Research Professor in Global and International Studies at the University of California, Santa Barbara. He has authored and edited numerous publications spanning a period of five decades. His most recent book is Achieving Human Rights (2009).   If Israel really [...]

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Danny Schechter: Israel and Turkey, Friends No More

News Dissector Danny Schechter writes the newsdissector.com blog. Comments to dissector@mediachannel.org.   Z Net     Monday, September 19, 2011   ISTANBULTURKEY, September 19:    Let me begin with shvitz, a Yiddish term I believe that refers to special baths.    When the hotel I was staying at inIstanbuladvertised that guests were welcome to enjoy the Turkish [...]

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Arab Sources: Bishara on Palestine’s UN bid

by Simone Daud   Mondoweiss on September 16, 2011   Azmi Bishara has emerged as the Arab world’s leading political analyst. A few years ago he anticipated thatTunisiawould be the first Arab dictatorship to face a democratic revolution. His nightly coverage of the Arab uprisings on al-Jazeera has not only been intelligent and accurate, it [...]

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