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Categoria: Politiche israeliane

Haaretz, Oct. 6, 2015

 

The Likudniks believe the harsh policy of suppression has stopped a third intifada erupting, and that it should be stepped up. But they are flat-out wrong. The real reason is Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas’ stubborn war against violence in favor of diplomacy, even as it failed to produce results.

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Categoria: Opposizione israeliana

Haaretz, Nov. 12, 2015

 

[T]hey are victims. Victims who are not yet 12 years old. That must be stopped – and no, I’m not referring to the iron fist of the Israel Defense Forces, the terrors of the Shin Bet security service or the firearms wielded by civilians.

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Categoria: Opposizione israeliana

Haaretz, Nov. 5, 2015

 

Must we demand that all the female cats dress modestly and cover their heads? And what about the spectacular abuse of Palestinians, what does the halakha dictate for them?

 

One can only marvel at the concern demonstrated by Agriculture and Rural Development Minister Uri Ariel for the testicles of tomcats. [...] He won’t allow such abuse. While experts believe that neutering is crucial to the welfare of Israel’s feral cat population, Ariel isn’t buying their nonsense. Neither halakha — Jewish religious law — nor his own compassionate heart would allow it.

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Categoria: Opposizione israeliana

Haaretz, Sep. 3, 2015

Tamimi family in Nabi Saleh

 

Culture and Sports Minister Miri Regev [...] doesn’t care about children, certainly not Ahed Tamimi, who is an extraordinary girl – and not only because she takes part with her mother Nariman, father Bassem and her brother and the rest of the family in the weekly demonstrations they initiated in Nabi Saleh against the expropriation of land for the adjacent Halamish settlement and the occupation. [...]

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Categoria: Società civile palestinese

Haaretz, Oct. 17, 2015

 

Once they shouted “Thawra thawra hata al-nasr” (“Revolution, revolution until victory). Years later, in one of the last demonstrations I took part in, I heard the man with the megaphone shout the slogan, “Thawra thawra hata al-mawt” (Revolution, revolution until death).

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