Updated: 12 March 2010
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Archive for the Category ‘Mustafa Barghouthi’

Mustafa Barghouthi: When Will It Be Our Time?

Mustafa Barghouthi: When Will It Be Our Time?

When young Israeli police officers force me to sit on the cold ground and soldiers beat me during a peaceful protest, I smolder. No human being should be compelled to sit on the ground while exercising rights taken for granted throughout the West. Read more »

Mustafa Barghouthi: Can Obama meet Netanyahu’s challenge?

Mustafa Barghouthi: Can Obama meet Netanyahu’s challenge?

I am increasingly convinced that if Obama fails to speak out now, it will doom the two-state solution forever. Further fiddling in Washington — after eight years of it — will consign Jerusalem, the West Bank and the two-state solution to an Israeli expansionism that will overwhelm the ability of cartographers to concoct a viable Palestinian state. Read more »

Mustafa Barghouthi: Palestine’s Guernica and the Myths of Israeli Victimhood

Mustafa Barghouthi: Palestine’s Guernica and the Myths of Israeli Victimhood

The Israeli campaign of ‘death from above’ began around 11 am, on Saturday morning, the 27th of December, and stretched straight through the night into this morning. The massacre continues Sunday as I write these words… What has and is occurring is nothing short of a war crime, yet the Israeli public relations machine is in full-swing, churning out lies by the minute. Read more »

Mustafa Barghouthi: Palestinian Defiance

Mustafa Barghouthi: Palestinian Defiance

There are two choices. The first is obviously an independent Palestinian state. At a minimum, this would be within the 1967 frontiers—only 23 per cent of historic Palestine—and would have East Jerusalem as its capital. All settlements, without exception, would have to be dismantled. Their occupants could stay if they wished, since we want no more expulsions, but it must be under Palestinian sovereignty. Personally I would see no objection to this state being demilitarized, on condition that there was an international force to protect us. But the borders must comply with international decisions. Read more »

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