- Détails
- Écrit par Amira Hass
- Catégorie : Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Jan 1, 2018
Most Palestinians, in contrast, aren’t Israeli citizens, and for those who are, their citizenship is both Class D and conditional. There is always legislation in the pipeline that will further reduce their status. And the Palestinians who aren’t citizens don’t count at all, because they have no right to vote. It’s always possible to imagine and plan for their expulsion from this land, not merely their arrest.
- Détails
- Écrit par Haaretz Editorial
- Catégorie : Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Dec 26, 2017
Interior Minister Arye Dery at a government meeting on April 9, 2017 Ohad Tzoygenberg
In a democratic country, citizens shouldn’t have to fear being stripped of their citizenship and law-abiding people shouldn’t have to fear routine encounters with government agencies.
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- Détails
- Écrit par Or Kashti
- Catégorie : Opposizione israeliana
Haaretz, Dec 9, 2017
suddenly, the boys were told to return to their classrooms. Why? “Immodest content” – namely, a song sung by a fifth-grade girl.
Lire la suite : In Israel, even the religious aren’t religious enough for some
- Détails
- Écrit par Mustafa Abu Sneineh
- Catégorie : Opposizione israeliana
Middle East Eye, 24 November 2017
A Palestinian demonstrator tries to destroy the wall separating the West Bank city of Abu Dis from East Jerusalem in November 2015 (AFP)
It was what I would call incremental ethnic cleansing. In some cases they expelled droves of people from certain areas such as Jericho, the Old City of Jerusalem, and around Qalqilya. But in most cases they decided that military rule and a siege to enclose Palestinians in their own areas would be as beneficial as expelling them.
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- Détails
- Écrit par David Shulman
- Catégorie : Opposizione israeliana
The New York Review of Books, 11 December 2017
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his ministers think they can now get away with a campaign of slow ethnic cleansing.
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