From the River By the Sea
What seems as an American peace initiative putting pressure on Israel to halt its expansion into the West Bank is in fact an agenda that is promoted by Zionists within the US Administration
What seems as an American peace initiative putting pressure on Israel to halt its expansion into the West Bank is in fact an agenda that is promoted by Zionists within the US Administration
David is probably the most courageous Jewish comedian of all time. He doesn’t just bring to light to Jewish ugliness, he often embodies this ugliness himself. Includes video link
Gilad Atzmon explains briefly why support for Roman Polanski is not unanimous
Gilad Atzmon examines Elie Wiesel’s peculiar take on ‘truth and fiction’, that “some stories are true that never happened”. Includes video links
Someone should remind Boney that he already made it into history, he can really take a break. With more than one million fatalities in Iraq, he is not far behind Hitler and Stalin
Yes, I am a survivor, for I have managed to survive all the scary accounts of the Holocaust
More on the Israeli response to the reported agreement over Iran’s nuclear enrichment program
Gilad Atzmon reports from one of the world’s most breathtaking cities where, although far from his land of birth, he has further insights into the Zionist state
Early Zionism was indeed a cheerful dream, it was all about the transformation of the ‘Jew’ into a ‘civilised, respectful and authentic human being’. The son of two of Israel’s founders explains what went wrong
Digging into people’s ethnic past and family bloodline is not something you expect from the West’s press. It is something you leave for racists, Nazis and Rabbis. But the British press has had field day recently speculating on Ahmadinejad’s ethnic origins
How is it that the Israeli leadership, that happens to be so sensitive to Jewish suffering, manages to neglect the pain they inflict on millions of Palestinians?
Once again Quentin Tarantino has managed to produce the impossible. Gilad Atzmon offers a rough guide to Tarantino’s symbolism