The Madison-Rafah Sister City Project (MRSCP)
Month: August 2003
Apr 15, 2026
Children’s author faces Jewish wrath
Fiachra Gibbons, The Guardian, August 23, 2003
arms, Beirut, books, children, football, human rights, Intifada, Iraq, Israel, Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Israel Lobby, Israeli, Jewish, justice, labor, land, Middle East, military, occupation, olive trees, Palestine, Palestinian, protest, Ramallah, settlers, suicide bombings, terrorism, United Kingdom, war, West Bank, withdrawal, world2003.09.09: MRSCP Working Meeting
MG&E Innovation Center, 505 S Rosa Rd, Madison, 7:00pm This is a meeting to gear up…
Fragments of Rafah
Laura Gordon, The Electronic Intifada, 21 August 2003
Israel’s New Citizenship Law
Jewish Peace News, 10 Aug 2003 [Israel’s new citizenship law, passed recently by a wide…
Amnesty International, apartheid, Arab, Ariel Sharon, B’Tselem, ban, Bethlehem, Canada, deportation, Egypt, equality, ethnic cleansing, ethnicity, freedom, Haifa, human rights, ID, International Criminal Court (ICC), Intifada, Israel, Israeli, Jenin, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jonathan Cook, Jordan, justice, La Crosse, land, law, media, occupation, Oslo Accords, Palestine, Palestinian, peace, petition, police, prison, racism, religion, Shin Bet, South Africa, suicide bombings, Supreme Court, Tel Aviv, travel, Tuba, Tubas, vote, war, West Bank, womenTorturing innocent children and women
Mohammed Omer, Rafah Today, 8 Aug 2003 Everyone in Palestine tastes the Occupation crimes, this…
children, civilians, detainees, Geneva Conventions (1949), Hebron, hospitals, human rights, Intifada, Israel, Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Israeli, Khan Younis, law, Middle East, Mohammed Omer, Nasser Hospital, occupation, Palestine, Palestinian, peace, prison, prisoners, Rafah, terrorism, torture, United Nations (UN), war, water, women, world
