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• Les mots et la terre - Fayard 2006
  2 février 2007, par Shlomo Sand
  Le post-sionisme Le passé juif entre histoire religieuse et construction nationale Le Bilan national, de Boaz Evron, paru en 1988, a été le seul essai des années quatre-vingt écrit et publié en hébreu . Les critiques n’en sont pas moins demeurées rares et le silence qui a entouré sa sortie est révélateur du mode de fonctionnement du monde universitaire israélien. Non pas historien mais intellectuel indépendant, déjà auteur d’un essai de philosophie, Boaz Evron fait montre d’un esprit (…)
• Israel’s Constant Crisis
  31 December 2008, by Justin Raimondo
  As the Israelis continue to pound Gaza, killing Hamas cadre, traffic cops, and civilians alike, Americans shake their heads and wonder: why can’t they all just get along? Why must we be involved? The answer to both questions lies in understanding the peculiar nature of the Israeli state and its "special relationship" to the West, specifically the U.S. Defenders of the Israeli government and its policies often complain that Israel just wants to be treated as a "normal country," like any (…)
• Détruire la Palestine ou comment terminer la guerre de 1948
  16 avril 2007, par Tanya Reinhart
  Depuis l’occupation de 1967, les responsables politiques et militaires israéliens débattent de la meilleure façon de conserver le maximum de terres avec le minimum de Palestiniens. Les dirigeants de la "génération de 1948", Alon, Sharon, Dayan, Rabin, Pérès ont été élevés dans le mythe de la rédemption de la terre. Sharon, dans un entretien étonnamment candide avec Ari Shavit (Haaretz, supplément hebdomadaire, 13 avril 2001), a donné un aperçu de la vision du monde qui avait cours dans le (…)
• Israel’s Righteous Fury and its Victims in Gaza
  9 January 2009, by Ilan Pappe
  My visit back home to the Galilee coincided with the genocidal Israeli attack on Gaza. The state, through its media and with the help of its academia, broadcasted one unanimous voice — even louder than the one heard during the criminal attack against Lebanon in the summer of 2006. Israel is engulfed once more with righteous fury that translates into destructive policies in the Gaza Strip. This appalling self-justification for the inhumanity and impunity is not just annoying, it is a subject (…)
• Victorious, but vilified: Israel has ’destroyed its image and its soul’
  18 January 2009, by Donald Macintyre, Kim Sengupta
  After three weeks of carnage in Gaza, there were tentative signs of a ceasefire last night. But the bitter legacy of the past 22 days for Israel is that, while it declares victory on the battlefield, the country’s reputation has rarely sunk so low. Yesterday the United Nations called for a war crimes investigation after two children, aged five and seven, were killed when, it claimed, an Israeli tank shell hit a school sheltering some of the more than 40,000 internally displaced refugees. (…)
• The Facts About Hamas and the War on Gaza
  14 January 2009, by Norman Finkelstein
  The record is fairly clear. You can find it on the Israeli website, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs website. Israel broke the ceasefire by going into the Gaza and killing six or seven Palestinian militants. At that point—and now I’m quoting the official Israeli website—Hamas retaliated or, in retaliation for the Israeli attack, then launched the missiles. Now, as to the reason why, the record is fairly clear as well. According to Ha’aretz, Defense Minister Barak began plans for this (…)
• Les mots et la terre - Fayard 2006
  15 février 2007, par Shlomo Sand
  Les mots qui se pensent Ha-Galut : l’"exil" L’utilisation courante du terme " exil " ne représente pas seulement une pratique discursive anachronique, mais aussi un obstacle à la compréhension des conditions d’existence du peuple yiddish en Europe orientale ainsi que des modes de pérennisation d’autres communautés juives. Cela hypothèque également toute tentative sérieuse pour décrypter les processus de sécularisation, de modernisation et de politisation, et en fin de compte pour analyser (…)
• Peace now settlement watch - Periodic Report May-October 2007
  16 November 2007, by Peace Now
  Declarations of "freezing the settlements" In recent months the government of Israel has declared in different contexts its intention to freeze construction in settlements. It was recently published that the defense minister froze approval of construction plans as part of "applying pressure" on the settlers in the negotiations over evacuating the outposts. However, the defense minister’s office did not confirm there really was such an order. It appears to be an attempt by the settlers to (…)