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DC Coalition Using Divestment to Fight Israeli Occupation

DC Coalition Using Divestment to Fight Israeli Occupation User Rating: / 1 PoorBest  Community News – Community News Written by Fatimah Waseem, Muslim Link Staff Writer THURSDAY, 28 JULY 2011 11:14 The US Campaign to End the Occupation sponsors rallies and marches in Washington DC. Muslim invovlement in those rallies is generally low. Photos courtesy of the […]

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Rafah: Crossing Physical and Diplomatic Barriers

4Share Tuesday, July 19, 2011 The Palestine Center Washington, DC DOWNLOAD: Audio: [Right Click + “Save As”] Video: [Right Click + “Save As”]   “Rafah: Crossing Physical and Diplomatic Barriers” with Mr. Josh Ruebner National Advocacy Director, U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation and Mr. Matthew Reynolds Head Representative, UNRWA Washington, DC Mr. Josh […]

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Media Release: U.S. Coalition Contributes to Global Military Embargo on Israel

Media Release: U.S. Coalition Contributes to Global Military Embargo on Israel FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE July 8, 2011 Washington, DC — The US Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation (US Campaign) contributed today to the launch of a global military embargo campaign against Israel initiated by the Palestinian Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions National Committee (BNC). The […]

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The UN Already Voted for a Palestinian state — in 1947

South Florida Sun-Sentinel By Josh Ruebner9:31 a.m. EDT, June 29, 2011 For all intents and purposes, the two-decade-long U.S. “peace process” — premised on privileging Israeli occupation and apartheid at the expense of Palestinian human and national rights — is dead in the water. Is it any wonder that the United States, a country that […]

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When the Obama administration seeks to establish its pro-Israel bona fides, it’s no critics allowed

http://mondoweiss.net/2011/06/when-the-obama-administration-seeks-to-establish-its-pro-israel-bona-fides-its-no-critics-allowed.html by Josh Ruebner on June 16, 2011 Assistant Secretary of State Esther Brimmer, who heads the department’s Bureau of International Organization Affairs, delivered a humdinger of a speech yesterday to the AIPAC derivative “think tank” Washington Institute for Near East Policy (WINEP). During her speech, Brimmer recounted the Obama Administration’s multi-pronged efforts to increase Israeli participation in […]

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Statement on Malek Jandali and the ADC Convention

http://blog.endtheoccupation.org/2011/06/statement-on-malek-jandali-and-adc.html For more than one decade, I have worked closely with the American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC). My earliest political activism includes organizing protests with ADC at the Israeli Embassy. After the tragic attacks of September 11, I helped organize a letter from Jewish-Americans to ADC pledging our support to stand against the emerging anti-Arab […]

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The Emperor’s clothes are still on, for now (while his heckler is roughed up, hospitalized)

http://mondoweiss.net/2011/05/the-emperor%E2%80%99s-clothes-are-still-on-for-now-though-netanyahus-heckler-is-roughed-up-hospitalized.html by Josh Ruebner on May 24, 2011 Gliding down the aisle of the House of Representatives like a popular president about to deliver the State of the Union address, escorted by a phalanx of dozens of ebullient Members of Congress, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu entered a joint meeting of Congress today to a round of […]

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Obama Enables Israeli-Palestinian Status Quo He Claims Is Unsustainable

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/josh-ruebner/obama-enables-israelipale_b_865792.html For all of President Obama’s repeated insistence that the status quo in Israeli-Palestinian relations is unsustainable, recent developments make clear that his administration has no new ideas or strategies to achieve a breakthrough toward peace. His statements during three recent high-profile events — last Thursday’s address at the State Department on the Arab Spring, […]

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