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Written by Gideon Levy

Category: Opposizione israeliana

Published: 30 January 2018

Haaretz, Jan 18, 2018

President of the Palestinian Authority Mahmoud Abbas waves after delivering his address on September 25, 2010 during the 65th session of the General Assembly at the United Nations in New York. אי־אף־פי

Abbas said the Oslo agreement was over. Indeed, what is left of it, some 20 years after the final-status agreement was due to be signed? Israel did everything it could to sabotage it. Every soldier who invades A territories every night and every prisoner left in prison from before the Oslo agreement is a violation of it.

Read more: Abbas Is Right. Why Does Israel Keep Saying He's Wrong?

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Written by Orly Noy

Category: Opposizione israeliana

Published: 28 January 2018

+972, January 24, 2018

By destroying schools in Palestinian villages in Area C and elsewhere, Israel is forcing Palestinians to make a cruel choice — between their land and their children’s futures.

Students sit in a classroom at school in the Jahalin Bedouin community of Khan Al-Ahmar, West Bank, February 22, 2017. (Faiz Abu Rmeleh/Activestills.org)

Read more: Demolishing Palestinian schools 'a quiet population transfer'

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Written by Zeev Sternhell

Category: Opposizione israeliana

Published: 30 January 2018

Haaretz, 19.01.2018

Israeli border police arrest a Palestinian in the West Bank, December 22, 2017Nasser Shiyoukhi/AP

Indeed, Smotrich and Zohar don’t wish to physically harm Palestinians, on condition that they don’t rise against their Jewish masters. They only wish to deprive them of their basic human rights, such as self-rule in their own state and freedom from oppression, or equal rights in case the territories are officially annexed to Israel.

Read more: In Israel, Growing Fascism and a Racism Akin to Early Nazism

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Written by Chiara Cruciati

Category: Profughi palestinesi

Published: 28 January 2018

January 22, 2018

Nel campo profughi di Betlemme la distribuzione di cibo è già sospesa. Per i rifugiati, però, non si tratta di una questione assistenziale, ma politica: tagliare i fondi all’agenzia Onu significa negare l’esistenza stessa dei rifugiati

Il campo profughi di Aida (Foto: Chiara Cruciati/Nena News)

 – Il Manifesto

Aida (Cisgiordania), 22 gennaio 2018, Nena News – All’ingresso del campo profughi di Aida, all’angolo con l’Intercontinental Hotel, staziona una jeep della polizia palestinese. È l’ultimo natale dell’anno, quello armeno, e il presidente Abu Mazen farà visita alla comunità di Betlemme. I poliziotti controllano la via stretta che conduce al campo e al primo murales che recita un «Welcome to Aida»: c’è da evitare che i ragazzini tirino pietre. Se ad Abu Mazen o ai soldati israeliani arroccati dietro al Muro non è chiaro.

Read more: TERRITORI OCCUPATI. «Welcome to Aida» per capire la crisi dell’Unrwa