The Madison-Rafah Sister City Project (MRSCP)
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SIX DAYS OF WAR, 40 YEARS OF OCCUPATION
MIKE MURRAY, Cap Times, Jun 9, 2007 This week marks the 40th anniversary of the…
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Palestine, Israel and Lebanon 40 Years after 1967 “Hizbullah, Israel and Lebanon: The Summer War,…
Beirut, calendar, Christian, democracy, education, Fawwaz Trabulsi, film, Grassroots, Hamas, Holocaust, Israel, Israeli, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jonathan Cook, Laila el-Haddad, Lebanon, literature, Madison, Madison-Rafah Sister City Project (MRSCP), media, Middle East, Muslim, nonviolence, nurses, Palestine, Palestinian, peace, projects, Rafah, Sara Roy, schools, sister cities, terrorism, United States, UW-Madison, war, Wisconsin, womenSoros and Media Heavyweights Attack Pro-Israel Lobby’s Influence on U.S. Policy
Nathan Guttman, Forward, March 23, 2007 Washington – The simmering debate over American policy toward…
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Amira Hass, Haaretz, Feb 14, 2007 The Gaza Strip is ‘abroad’ in a strange way.…
Its Time to Visit Gaza
Miko Peled, The Electronic Intifada, 13 February 2007
2007.02.22: Ali Abunimah in Madison
Wisconsin Historical Society, 7:00pm. Reception and book signing to follow at the Memorial Union.
A doctors call
Victoria Brittain, Guardian Unlimited, January 30, 2007 Mona el-Farra, a Palestinian doctor working in Gaza…
The Gaza Strip Situation Report, 30 Jan 2007
Ceasefire between Palestinian factions enters into force after five days of intense inter-factional fighting United…
Al Mezan, ambulances, education, Egypt, fair trade, Fatah, Gaza, Gaza City, Hamas, healthcare, hostages, human rights, Israel, Israel Defense Forces (IDF), Israeli, Jerusalem, Khan Younis, La Crosse, military, Ministry of Health, negotiations, occupation, Palestinian, Rafah, resources, schools, students, terrorism, travel, UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), UN Relief and Works Agency (UNRWA), United Nations (UN), winter, womenStudent Stipend Program
The Madison-Rafah Sister City Project (MRSCP) has launched a Student Stipend Program to provide Rafah…
B’Tselem: Israeli Security Forces Killed 660 Palestinians During 2006
Haaretz Service, Dec 28, 2006 Report: Threefold increase in number of Palestinians killed compared to…
The Ludicrous Attacks on Jimmy Carter’s Book
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN, Truthdig, DECEMBER 28, 2006
American, annexation, antisemitism, apartheid, Arab, Ariel Sharon, arms, Atlanta, Avi Shlaim, Benny Morris, California, Geneva Conventions (1949), Haaretz, Hebrew, human rights, immigration, indigenous, International Court of Justice (ICJ), International Criminal Court (ICC), Israel, Israel Lobby, Israeli, Jerusalem, Jewish, Jimmy Carter, John Dugard, Jordan, justice, labor, land, law, media, Middle East, military, negotiations, New York Times, Norman Finkelstein, occupation, Oslo Accords, Palestine, Palestinian, peace, resistance, South Africa, travel, UC Berkeley, United Kingdom (UK), United Nations (UN), United States, University of California, vote, Wall, war, war crimes, West Bank, withdrawal, worldJimmy Carter: Israel’s ‘Apartheid’ Policies Worse Than South Africa’s
Former president stands by new book despite criticism, says it is meant to stimulate debate…
The Gaza Crossing
Jennifer Loewenstein, CounterPunch, November 15, 2006
American, Arab, arms, Beirut, blockade, civilians, drones, education, Electronic Intifada, Eli Valley, Europe, Gaza, Gaza City, Hebrew, hospitals, human rights, Intifada, Israel, Israeli, Jennifer Loewenstein, Jerusalem, Jordan, journalists, land, Madison, media, Middle East, military, Palestinian, prison, prisoners, racism, Rafah, resistance, sanction, schools, teachers, tech, terrorism, torture, travel, United Nations (UN), United States, Wall, war, waterJimmy Carter’s Roadmap
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN, CounterPunch, NOVEMBER 13, 2006
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