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2009.04.05-07: Israel-Palestine from Bush to Obama: Health, Human Rights and Foreign Policy

The University of Wisconsin – Madison Middle East Studies Program April Lecture Series Prof. Noam…

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Worse Than Apartheid

Chris Hedges, Truthdig, Dec 18, 2006

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The Gaza Crossing

Jennifer Loewenstein, CounterPunch, November 15, 2006

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The Israel Lobby

John Mearsheimer and Stephen Walt, London Review of Books, 23 March 2006 For the past…

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Praying with Their Eyes Closed

Sara Roy, MIFTAH, August 20, 2005

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Mustafa Barghouti: The liberation of the Israeli and Palestinian people

Israel must understand that the liberation of the Israeli people depends on the liberation of…

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Incitement in Palestinian Textbooks a “Myth”

Palestine Media Center (PMC), June 11, 2005 In a report titled “The Myth of Incitement…

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University of Wisconsin Investments and Social Responsibility

On Tuesday, April 12, 2005 the Teaching Assistants Association (TAA) of UW-Madison debated a resolution…

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2005.02.24-26: Festival celebrates political filmmakers

Gwen Evans, UW News, February 8, 2005 For filmmaker Saul Landau, who has interviewed the…

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Mazin Qumsiyeh: Sleeping on a bus and more

Mazin Qumsiyeh, 5/9/2004 Here is something to inspire you. Read this. It will help you…

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Rules Prevent Scholar From Researching

Gil Halsted, Wisconsin Public Radio Monday May 10, 2004 (EAU CLAIRE) New Homeland Security rules…

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Wisconsin Bookstore’s Fight for Free Speech Victorious

David Grogan, American Booksellers Association, Nov 12, 2003

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