The Gaza war may turn out to be the beginning of the end, but not for Palestine.
👁 Marwan Bishara
Marwan Bishara
Marwan Bishara is an author who writes extensively on global politics and is widely regarded as a leading authority on US foreign policy, the Middle E... ast and international strategic affairs. He was previously a professor of International Relations at the American University of Paris.
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Why do supporters of Israel all repeat the same empty soundbites and tired arguments when talking about Palestine?
For Israel, violence is not incidental, accidental or coincidental. It is part and parcel of its colonial DNA.
The Biden administration is preaching peace to cover up Israeli war crimes in Gaza.
Unmasking the US/Israel rhetoric of war, human rights, and geopolitical strategy in Palestine.
Meek words of condemnation will not stop the Israeli genocide of Palestinians in Gaza.
The divisions in the war cabinet will have far reaching consequences for Israel, but little impact on the fate of Gaza.
When has killing more Palestinians ever resulted in better security for the Israeli society?
President Biden went all the way to Israel to give Netanyahu a hug, but what has he accomplished?
Israeli security has come at the expense of Palestinian rights for decades. Biden cannot ignore that.
