Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, par Collective / Multiple signers
Some 20 political parties and social movements from both sides of the Green Line issued an historic declaration in support of the social protests currently rocking Israel and their necessary linkage to the struggle against Israel’s occupation and colonial policies.
Together for putting an end (…)
, by PFLP
June 1, 2010 — The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine condemns the latest Israeli massacre on the high seas, in international waters, the brutal assault on the international Freedom Flotilla to Gaza on May 31, 2010.
The Israeli state terror pirates, said the Front, attacked the (…)
, by SA’ADAt Ahmad
June 1, 2009
Ahmad Sa’adat speaks from isolation in Asqelan: The so-called “Two state solution” is a threat to the Palestinian people and the right to return Ahmad Sa’adat, General Secretary of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, said in a letter issued from isolation in (…)
, by Alternative Information Center, JARRAR Khalida
Khalida Jarrar is a member of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) and the Palestinian Legislative Council.
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Let’s start with the PFLP opinion about the Obama administration and the new Israeli government. Do you think that the new US (…)
, by FPLP
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine calls upon the Greek movement, the Greek people and all international progressive forces to halt the planned shipment of U.S. arms to Israel from the Greek port of Astakos. International media reports have revealed that the U.S. Navy is (…)
, by Alternative Information Center, Collective / Multiple signers
Palestinian human rights organizations strongly condemn the recent military attacks carried out by the Israeli occupying forces in the Gaza Strip on 27 December 2008. The attacks began at approximately 11:30 am and lasted for approximately three hours. These attacks have destroyed most of the (…)
, by PFLP
The Central Committee of the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine expresses its mourning to the Palestinian people, the Arab people and all free people of the world, for its founder and the leader of its march, Dr. George Habash, Al-Hakim, founder of the Arab Nationalist Movement and (…)
, by AMAYREH Khaled
Palestinian factions plan an alternative to the Annapolis conference and it will convene in Damascus, reports Khaled Amayreh from Ramallah
The Ramallah-based Palestinian Authority (PA) has been making frantic efforts to block the “national conference” that the Hamas-led opposition plans (…)
, by AL NAAMI Saleh
A glimmer of hope for an end to Palestinian infighting, predicts Saleh Al-Naami
He didn’t try to hide his resentment as a reporter on the local radio cited a Hamas leader as saying that the movement had reached an agreement with Fatah to initiate dialogue with the aim of ending their current (…)
, by MAROUF Laith
In the past few months, Palestinians in the Diaspora have watched with horror the latest developments in their homeland. There has been a flurry of articles about what to do, but overall there is a feeling that they are helpless to affect the situation on the ground. What has been missing is an (…)
, by BISHARA Azmi
Without an organisation capable of representing all Palestinians, both in the occupied territories and the diaspora, the future can comprise little beyond internecine conflict, writes Azmi Bishara
The US and its Western followers revealed what democratisation of the Arab world actually means (…)
, by AMAYREH Khaled, BAHAA Sherine
Palestinians across the sectarian divide and from opposing political parties give their take on the crisis facing Gaza and the West Bank
Professor Ali Al-Jerbawi is a leading Palestinian intellectual who has been critical of the Oslo process from its very inception. Considered a leading (…)
, by IBRAHIM Nasser, YAHNI Sergio
From November 2006, Palestinian society has been pushed to the brink of civil war by immense pressures of the international community and Israel. These pressures, both economic and political, succeeded in dividing Palestinian society, generating bloody civil confrontations and now creating two (…)
, by LCR (France)
The confrontations between Palestinians in Gaza are the direct consequence of the Israeli occupation and the transformation of the Gaza Strip into a ghetto. Locked up, hungry, without work and freedom of travel and without vital resources, the population is constantly harassed and threatened by (…)
, by MIFTAH
Based on the initiative put forth by Saudi King Abdullah Ben Abdul Aziz and under his sponsorship, Fateh and Hamas met in Mecca on February 6-8, 2007 to hold a dialogue on Palestinian conciliation, which fortunately ended in success; an agreement was reached on the following:
First: a ban on (…)
, by BISHARA Azmi
Azmi Bishara, an Arab MP in the Israeli Knesset, commented in the February 8 issue of Al Hayat, an independent Saudi owned newspaper, on the ongoing negotiations between the Palestinian factions. Bishara wrote: “The Palestinians presented more political initiatives than are necessary for a (…)
, by EL HADDAD Laila
On January 26, 2006, Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian president and leader of Fatah, told a press conference at the World Economic Forum in Davos that talks with Hamas, the ruling party, on the formation of a national unity government ought to conclude within three weeks.
He reiterated his call (…)
, by DELMOTTE Paul
Hamas does not formally recognize Israel. This has brought about an international intransigence with regard to its victory in a democratic election. Paul Delmotte shows that Hamas has taken steps toward possible negotiation with Israel - and de facto recognition - which neither Israel nor the (…)
, by AMAYREH Khaled
With thousands of Palestinians facing starvation, Fatah and Hamas increasingly fought one another in 2006, with the spectre of mass civil strife looming at every turn, writes Khaled Amayreh from occupied Palestine
It is doubtless that 2006 will be viewed by historians as one of the most (…)
, by SAID Edward
As pressures mount upon the Palestinians and Israel continues its drive to put down the second Intifada, what kind of leadership does the PNA provide? Excoriating its irresponsibility and corruption, Edward Said issues a call for Arafat’s departure.
Israeli pressure on Palestinians was (…)
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