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Written by Rebecca Manski, Bustan
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Wednesday, 18 April 2007 |
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The Naqab Arabs share
the desert with Israel’s
nuclear reactors, 22 agro and petrochemical factories, an oil terminal, closed
military zones, several quarries, a toxic waste incinerator, cell towers, a
power plant, several airports, a prison and two rivers of open sewage. Despite these
numerous hazards, it is the Naqab arabs themselves some mainstream Israeli
environmentalists see as a central environmental danger in themselves.
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Written by Ahmad Jaradat and Anahi Ayala Iacucci, the Alternative Information Center (AIC)
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Tuesday, 17 April 2007 |
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The problem of prisoners in not only related
to the political situation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, but also to Israel’s
respect for human rights and codes of international law, such as the Geneva
Conventions and related protocols regarding conduct between hostile forces in
an international conflict.
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Written by The International Committee for the Support of Palestinian prisoners in Israel
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Sunday, 15 April 2007 |
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The Israeli government
violates International Law with regard to Palestinian rights and abdicates from
all responsibility to provide the basic requirements of life. It holds the
prisoners’ families and the Palestinian National Authority accountable for
providing prisoners with their basic necessities. Further, the Israelis intentionally
detain prisoners within the borders of Israel (outside Palestinian areas),
thus breaking article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention.
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Written by Nicola Nasser
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007 |
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The
40-year old Israeli military occupation and the more than one-year-old economic
siege are eroding the national existence of the Palestinians and squeezing the
Palestinian leadership into an almost impossible mission of securing law and
order by practically renewing an old plan thwarted because, in the end, it
could not secure individual safety in the absence of national safeguards.
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Written by Shir Hever, Alternative Information Center (AIC)
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Wednesday, 11 April 2007 |
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In Israel, an especially small country, a strong tendency toward monopolies exists. The wave of privatization sweeping the country in recent years significantly increases this phenomenon. The result is that Israel has a small group of powerful capital holders who control the Israeli economy.
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