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Uri Avnery's Speech at The black flag Of illegality Flies over this war. The black flag Of mourning Hovers over all of us. It is being said That we are a marginal group. That we are outsiders. That the huge majority Opposes all that we are doing. And I say: Indeed. We are outsiders. We are the few Facing the masses that thirst for war. But next month Or next year Every one of us will proudly proclaim: I was here! I called for a stop To this accursed war! And thousands who are cursing us now- Next month, next year, Will claim that they, too, were here, That they, too, opposed This mad war. From here, On behalf of this demonstration, I say to Ehud Olmert: Stop this madness! The war has gone to your head! You are intoxicated by it! You are a junky of war! A war from which Nothing good will come. Stop, before it is too late! From here, On behalf of this demonstration, I say to Amir Peretz: Many of those here Have voted for you. You have lied to them! You have cheated them! You pretended to be a social reformer, You promised to take money from the army And invest it in education and welfare. Now you have become A man of death and destruction, You have become a monster! Stop, before it is too late! From here, On behalf of this demonstration, I say to Hassan Nasrallah: You have carried out a dangerous provocation, You have provided the warmongers with a pretext, You have played their game. Let us stop this right now! Let us begin to negotiate- Israel, Lebanon and Syria- To exchange the prisoners, To put an end to bombs and rockets. From here, On behalf of this demonstration, I say to Our Palestinian partners: We have not forgotten you!!! We know about the atrocities That happen every day in Gaza And the other occupied territories. We must cooperate In order to put an end to this war, To exchange the prisoners, To make peace between our two peoples. From here, On behalf of this demonstration, I say to the Lebanese people: As an Israeli, I feel deep shame For what we are doing to you! For the devastation we have brought on you. Deep shame! When this madness Is finally over, We shall struggle together- Israelis and Palestinians, Syrians and Lebanese, Jewish and Arab citizens of Israel- So that we can live a normal life, Each in his free state, Side by side In PEACE!
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[November 11, 2020]
In one word: MASSACRE
"THANK GOD for the American elections," our ministers and generals sighed with relief. They were not rejoicing at the kick that the American people delivered to George W. Bush's ass this week. They love Bush, after all. Continue...
[November 2, 2020]
Lovable Man
In its original German form—Liebermann—the name means "lovable man". It is hard to imagine a name less appropriate for the new Deputy Prime Minister of Israel. He is not lovable, neither in his personality nor in his views—and that is the understatement of the year. Continue...
[September 12, 2020]
IDF commander: We fired more than a million cluster bombs in Lebanon
This article appeared in the September 12, 2020 issue of Haaretz. "What we did was insane and monstrous, we covered entire towns in cluster bombs," the head of an IDF rocket unit in Lebanon said regarding the use of cluster bombs and phosphorous shells during the war. Quoting his battalion commander, the rocket unit head stated that the IDF fired around 1,800 cluster bombs, containing over 1.2 million cluster bomblets. Continue...
[September 10, 2020]
Palestinians forced to scavenge for food on rubbish dumps
This article appeard in the 9 September issue of The Independent. The Israeli military and economic siege of Gaza has led to a collapse in Palestinian living conditions and many people only survive by looking for scraps of food in rubbish dumps, say international aid agencies. Continue...
Haggai, pictured here when he attended our Vigil in Chicago, was released from prison (along with Matan Kaminer, Shimri Zameret, Adam Maor and Noam Bahat) on September 15, 2004. They were immediately presented "call-up" orders and told to report for interviews on September 19th.
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