Protests in Israel

Reports say between 100-150k people protesters came to Tel Aviv to fight for democracy and against Netanyahu's attempts to change the legal system a la Hungary, so he can avoid the multiple legal cases he has against him. https://t.co/lhiMOtimxg
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Far Right Israeli Government bans Palestinian flag, just as Apartheid S. Africa Banned ANC Flag

Ann Arbor (Informed Comment) – The Israeli parliament or Knesset on Tuesday approved the first reading of a law banning …

Source: Far Right Israeli Government bans Palestinian flag, just as Apartheid S. Africa Banned ANC Flag

New history challenges Israel’s hold on western imagination – Mondoweiss

Suarez provides an epic presentation of new and existing research, depicting a narrative of relentless Zionist aggression and arguing that the Nakba of 1948 was over before it started.

Source: New history challenges Israel’s hold on western imagination – Mondoweiss

Tel Aviv protest march

Thousands of Israeli citizens marched in Tel Aviv today to protest Israel's new extremist government (Photo credit: Yair Palti) pic.twitter.com/um1tT2yPOu
— Ori Nir | اوري نير | אוֹרי ניר (@OriNir_APN) January 7, 2023

‘Congress Must Stop Funding Apartheid,’ Tlaib Says as Israel Razes West Bank Homes

As chaos continued in the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday, the first Palestinian-American woman ever elected to the chamber took aim at Israel’s new far-right government for its plans to forcibly displace over 1,000 Palestinians in the Masafer Yatta region of the illegally occupied West

Source: ‘Congress Must Stop Funding Apartheid,’ Tlaib Says as Israel Razes West Bank Homes

Seeking Justice in the Name of Hate: In Defense of BDS

Boycotts have bequeathed an essential and lasting international footprint in the chase of justice and equality, a battle that knows not the limitation of any given time, place or party. As noted by T’ruah, in its amicus (friend of the court) brief on behalf of more than 2,000 Jewish clergy in opposition to the anti-BDS effort framed in Arkansas Times v. Waldrip, as long ago as 1770 a colonial boycott was called for by a legislative resolution of Virginia against British and European goods.