A colonialist project of dispossession in the occupied territories
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- Written by Daniel Blatman
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Feb. 01, 2016
In Israel, as in other places that developed through colonialist settlement and dispossession (North America, Australia, South Africa, Namibia), this colonialism did not begin with aspirations of sovereignty. The early Jewish settlers came here for economic reasons, to escape anti-Semitic persecution, or out of some romantic fantasy of building a new society.
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Israel Must End the Injustice in the Hebron Hills
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- Written by Haaretz Editorial
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Feb 04, 2016
On Tuesday morning, the Civil Administration in Judea and Samaria demolished 23 residential buildings and three outhouses in the Palestinian villages of Jinba and Halawa in the southeastern West Bank. They also confiscated five solar panels. The concrete structures that were thrown down housed dozens of people, most of them children.
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The brave Israeli soldiers and the Palestinian pothole attack
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- Written by Amira Hass
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Jan 20, 2016
“Why does it bother you that we are fixing a road full of potholes?” the activists asked. And the soldier, with utter self-confidence, replied: “This is the State of Israel. This route does not need to change, this road needs to remain the way it is. With holes. Because this is the territory of the State of Israel.”
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Israel's logic of dispossession
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- Written by Amira Hass
- Category: Politiche israeliane
Haaretz, Jan. 27, 2016
In 1994 Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin punished the Palestinians for the massacre of Arabs in the Cave of the Patriarchs by Dr. Baruch Goldstein, and imposed a prolonged curfew on them to protect the settlers from acts of revenge. That is the same logic that to this day guides the army commanders, who are punishing the residents of the villages Kerioth and Jaloud, for example, for the violence of the settlers in the outposts Esh Kodesh and Yishuv Hadaat, and evicting them from thousands of dunams of their land.
The Duma murder is an exception to the already violent rule
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- Written by Amira Hass
- Category: Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Jan 13, 2016
The cave and an adjacent small, concrete house are on a 110-dunam plot that the Musa family of the village of Qaryut bought before 1967. The family planted grapes and later almond and fig trees. They also grew lentils, fava beans and wheat. Sheep and goats lived in the cave. When Israel conquered the area, it forbade them from adding rooms to the concrete home, but the extended family got by and made a living off its land.
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