The Crossroad Coup
byThe similarities between Israel & Turkey – especially right now – are almost too obvious to explain, yet often too uncomfortable to consider.
The similarities between Israel & Turkey – especially right now – are almost too obvious to explain, yet often too uncomfortable to consider.
Restless beneath the sickly green surface The blood of Thousands silently screams beseeching someone anyone Everyone to remember Lives blotted from the books of…
Israel isn’t the only country where the Americans orchestrate anti-government protests but it might be the only country where the US-backed faction is called ‘the left’ (despite being the bourgeoisie).
While one side of the judicial reform debate has more electoral power, the other has the backing of not only the media, upper echelons of the security forces & the Israeli bourgeoisie, but also Uncle Sam.
Western liberal democracy might work well in the West but that doesn’t mean other civilizations can’t have systems that work better for their societies.
What can we say we’ve learned about Jewish liberation from 100 episodes of The Next Stage?
How do the lessons of the Jewish story help us to better understand the challenges of today?
There is so much to say yet our words are empty Soundlessly standing on the global stage Everyone’s attention trained in our direction Cautiously…
The crux of the neo-Zionist argument put forward by Flayton & Hyde is that Palestinians & Ḥaredi Jews pose an existential threat to Zionist Jerusalem.
Barak has long worked to advance American interests in Israel & it therefore shouldn’t surprise us to see him at the center of the protest movement.
Because many of our leaders crave American Christian support, they seem unable or unwilling to distinguish between genuine support & the toxicity of psychopathic missionary activity in Israel.
Should the word ‘Zionist’ be used to refer to all of history’s many Jewish liberation movements or should the term be more narrowly limited to the actual Zionist movement? Does it matter?