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“If the spineless Obama will not do it, we must do it—even unilaterally.”
 by Stuart Littlewood              Intifada-Palestine.com

Anelka (right) had said the sign was a “dedication” to comedian Dieudonne
 
 by Stuart Littlewood                     Intifada-Palestine.com
 
 When West Bromwich Albion’s star player Anelka performed the Quenelle after scoring a goal in a match on 28 December he was immediately lashed by a frenzied storm in a Zionists’ teacup.

“America is great because America is good, and if America ever ceases to be good, America ceases to be great.”
Philosophers tell us that we can reason backwards from our behavior to our First Principles to determine what guides us.

By Gilad Atzmon | February 4, 2014

Dieudonné M’bala M’bala , the genius outspoken French comedian who rebelled against the primacy of Jewish suffering has been banned from entering Britain.

Image credit: filamagnus.wordpress.com
 
By Ira Chernus
 
As the media spotlight shines on U.S. negotiators talking with Iranians and Syrians, the Israeli-Palestinian talks have faded into the background. They’re still grinding on, slowly, with several contentious issues unresolved.

By Juan Cole
 

By Lillian Rosengarten
Dedicated to the memory of Paul Celan.

 
 by Lillian Rosengarten

Historical images over 60 years old, showing the fleeing of Palestinians from their land, homes, and properties, which would then be immediately seized by migrating Jews.
This video is an excerpt from a recent documentary series produced by Al-Manar Tv titled ‘If Hezbollah was Defeated’

Gilad Atzmon:

If the quenelle is loosely defined as an anti establishment salute, one may wonder why Jews are offended by it and regard it as an ‘anti-Semitic’ gesture? Is it because many Jews actually identify with ‘the establishment’? And how do we explain the fact that the French government is happy to compromise the most elementary liberties just to appease the French Jewish Lobby (Crif)?