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My Palestinian Realization - by Adam Akkad
Sunday, 19 February 2012 06:32

By Adam Akkad - The moment I stopped believing in the 2 state solution was the moment I realized that the path to freedom for Palestine travels through the Palestinian people. Many in the Palestinian community continue to have hope in negotiations and the so called ‘peace process’ due to a belief that only Israel can improve our condition. Our problems will never be solved by Israel; we must solve them on our own. One of the most fatal flaws we can make is to fall in the trap of defining the conflict in the same manner as the oppressor.

 

The 2 state solution represents the consensus among western power elites and some Arab elites regarding how to produce ambiguous conditions for how to preserve and legitimize Israeli land grabs and colonization. Refugee rights and the sharp dichotomy between the actions of the Palestinian Authority and the desires of the Palestinian people are negated entirely.

 

 

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Khader Adnan: dying 2 live - new poster
Monday, 13 February 2012 15:28

For many days now, Khader Adnan has been waging a principled hunger strike against the treatment of Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails. At the time of this blog post, his hunger strike has been going on for 58 days. Khader was imprisoned in December without any charges, a very common practice of the Israeli occupier. After having been subjected to torture and humiliation - which is also standard practice in Israeli jails in these cases - he decided he would no longer accept these humiliations, and went into a hunger strike.

 

For the majority of this time, the majority of media have been ignoring his brave stance, despite the outcry by Palestinian citizens. Now that his life is in real danger, some media have started to report on it, but more significant than this is the response of Palestinian public opinion. Today, determined protesters braved a rain of rubber bullets and tear gas as they rallied at Ofer prison near the Palestinian village of Beitunia. A large number of other Palestinian prisoners have joined his hunger strike, and more are joining every day. The total number of hunger strikers is now reported to have reached 80, some of them being already on their 20th day of going without food.

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La lucha de los palestinos es una lucha contra el sionismo
Sunday, 05 February 2012 11:22

Tariq Shadid - Traducción para Rebelión de Loles Oliván - La esencia de la lucha palestina es la batalla contra el sionismo. Es una batalla contra su racismo, contra sus asesinos crímenes de guerra, contra su insaciable apetito territorial, contra de su desprecio por los derechos humanos no judíos, y contra su determinada pretensión de destruir la identidad nacional palestina. Según aumentan las voces a favor de la normalización y los medios de comunicación social se invaden de bloggers pro-sionistas a sueldo, aumenta la necesidad de que los anti-sionistas llamen la atención sobre los crímenes cometidos por “Israel”, de pronunciarse contra el silencio en curso de los medios de comunicación y contra las actividades apologistas de quienes engañosamente se representan como “palomas de la paz”. Echemos primero un breve vistazo a la historia de la lucha anti-sionista y veamos luego dónde nos encontramos hoy en día.

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Palestinian Culture - by Abbas Hamideh
Thursday, 26 January 2012 13:52

The Palestinian culture is part and parcel of the Arab and Islamic world. The Palestinians are deeply rooted in their rich culture and history which contains all 3 major religions of the Abrahamic faith with Islam being the dominant faith practiced by the majority of Palestinians. The Palestinian society and their Holy Land is also solidly connected with the oldest Christian community in the world where Issa (Jesus) was in fact born. Yes, like it or not, Jesus was Palestinian.

 

The culture includes phenomenal art, poetry, embroidery, fine cuisine and of course music of the land. The most famous of poetry is by Palestinian National poet Mahmud Darwish which echoes across the land and every corner of the Earth and even sang by the most of popular Arab singers like Marcel Khalifa.

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Anti-Zionism in the 21st Century: the struggle continues
Tuesday, 24 January 2012 18:36

The essence of the Palestinian struggle is the battle against Zionism. It is a battle against its racism, against its murderous war crimes, against its insatiable territorial hunger, against its disdain for non-Jewish human rights, and against its devoted attempts to destroy Palestinian national identity. As voices of normalization are on the rise, and social media is invaded by paid pro-Zionist bloggers, there is an increased need for anti-Zionists to draw attention to the crimes committed by 'Israel', and to speak up against the ongoing media silence and the apologist activities of those misleadingly portraying themselves as 'peace doves'. Let us first look briefly at the history of the anti-Zionist struggle, and then see where we stand today.

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