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UNDOF peacekeepers in Golan Heights

Russia and the Syria-Israel Border: Background on UN Peacekeeping Forces in Global Conflicts

Rene Wadlow June 17, 2013 Rene Wadlow

President Vladimir Putin of the Russian Federation volunteered his country’s troops to replace the Austrian members of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force (Undof) on the de facto Syria-Israel frontier on the Golan Heights.

Stephen Hawking

Israel: Stephen Hawking and the Pressing Question of the Boycott

Ramzy Baroud May 23, 2013 Ramzy Baroud

It is an event “of cosmic proportions”, said one Palestinian academic, a befitting description regarding Stephen Hawking’s decision to boycott an Israeli academic conference slated for next June.

Chomksy: In Palestine, Dignity and Violence

Noam Chomsky April 2, 2013 Noam Chomsky

In the case of Israel-Palestine, there has long been a near-unanimous international consensus on a diplomatic settlement, blocked by the United States for 35 years, with tacit European acceptance.

Of Hope and Pain: Rachel Corrie’s Rafah Legacy

Ramzy Baroud March 25, 2013 Ramzy Baroud

Immediately after her painful death, crushed beneath an Israeli army bulldozer, Rafah embraced Rachel Corrie's legacy as another ‘martyr’ for Palestine. It was a befitting tribute to Rachel, who was born to a progressive family in the town of Olympia, itself a hub for anti-war and social justice activism.

Turkish PM Erdoğan

Turkey’s Difficult Choice in Palestine, Israel

Ramzy Baroud March 4, 2013 Ramzy Baroud

An Israeli-Turkish rapprochement is unmistakably underway, but unlike the heyday of their political alignment of the 1990’s, the revamped relationship is likely to be more guarded and will pose a greater challenge to Turkey rather than to Israel.

Talking Anarchism and the Arab Uprisings with Mohammed Bamyeh

Joshua Stephens February 26, 2013 Joshua Stephens

Spontaneity, largely horizontal organization, and a suspicion toward explicit political leadership have all been signature components of what's referred to as the Arab Spring. This has been the case since the outbreak of the Tunisian revolution – regardless of the regimes that have resulted from the power vacuums left in their wake.

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