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Monday, August 6, 2018
Senate passes $38 billion to Israel -- next step House of Representatives Despite the fact that Israel has killed 150 and injured 16,000 Palestinian men, women, and children in the past four months -- the aid bill has 71 co-sponsors: 36 Democrats and 35 Republicans. The bill is being heavily promoted by AIPAC, which pioneered it, and other pro-Israel organizations.
Monday, August 6, 2018Senate passes $38 billion to Israel -- next step House of Representatives Despite the fact that Israel has killed 150 and injured 16,000 Palestinian men, women, and children in the past four months -- the aid bill has 71 co-sponsors: 36 Democrats and 35 Republicans. The bill is being heavily promoted by AIPAC, which pioneered it, and other pro-Israel organizations.
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Sunday, February 26, 2012
Israeli Assassinations and American Presidents Despite Israeli violence against Americans (even while American taxpayers have given far more of our tax money to Israel than to any other nation) American presidential candidates, with the exception of Ron Paul, continue to vie over who is most devoted to Israel.
Sunday, February 26, 2012Israeli Assassinations and American Presidents Despite Israeli violence against Americans (even while American taxpayers have given far more of our tax money to Israel than to any other nation) American presidential candidates, with the exception of Ron Paul, continue to vie over who is most devoted to Israel.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
NY Times ignores Israeli killing of Egyptians in its coverage of demos against embassy Today's NY Times story on Egyptian protests against the Israeli embassy largely neglects a primary cause of the anger: Israeli forces' killing of Egyptians. Only in the third-to-last paragraph of today's article does the Times mention that an "episode" that may be related is the "accidental Israeli shooting of at least three Egyptian soldiers- even though 5 were killed and they were policemen. The writer's son is in the IDF.
Sunday, September 11, 2011NY Times ignores Israeli killing of Egyptians in its coverage of demos against embassy Today's NY Times story on Egyptian protests against the Israeli embassy largely neglects a primary cause of the anger: Israeli forces' killing of Egyptians. Only in the third-to-last paragraph of today's article does the Times mention that an "episode" that may be related is the "accidental Israeli shooting of at least three Egyptian soldiers- even though 5 were killed and they were policemen. The writer's son is in the IDF.
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Sunday, September 11, 2011
NY Times & Ethan Bronner ignore Israeli killing of Egyptians The NY Times story on Egyptian protests against Israel's embassy largely neglected a primary cause of anger: Israeli forces' killing of Egyptians and Gazans (including two 2-year-olds). Egyptian outrage over these deaths grew even greater when Israel's defense minister Ehud Barak refused to apologize. The story was co-written by Ethan Bronner. The Times failed to disclose that Bronner's son is in the Israeli military.
Sunday, September 11, 2011NY Times & Ethan Bronner ignore Israeli killing of Egyptians The NY Times story on Egyptian protests against Israel's embassy largely neglected a primary cause of anger: Israeli forces' killing of Egyptians and Gazans (including two 2-year-olds). Egyptian outrage over these deaths grew even greater when Israel's defense minister Ehud Barak refused to apologize. The story was co-written by Ethan Bronner. The Times failed to disclose that Bronner's son is in the Israeli military.
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Friday, June 18, 2010
Israel's Flotilla "Investigation" - Accused Murderer Chooses Own Jury; Court Reporter is Family Member Although the Israeli government has failed to investigate itself honestly and thoroughly through the years, a great many respected international human rights organizations from Christian Aid to the Red Cross have done so, documenting a pattern of widespread human rights abuses by the Israeli military.
Friday, June 18, 2010Israel's Flotilla "Investigation" - Accused Murderer Chooses Own Jury; Court Reporter is Family Member Although the Israeli government has failed to investigate itself honestly and thoroughly through the years, a great many respected international human rights organizations from Christian Aid to the Red Cross have done so, documenting a pattern of widespread human rights abuses by the Israeli military.
