Photo by A. Daniel Roth A Friday of Protest and Privilege in occupied Hebron. I returned from my interrogation in high spirits. The interrogator was a smooth-armed Druze officer with hazel eyes, a slight double […]
Tag: protests
48 years since 1967’s occupation. (67 years since 1948). A march, some photos, some thoughts.
I. The Annual General Classical March Against the Occupation is usually held in Tel Aviv. This year – last night, Saturday, May 31st – it took place in the streets of West Jerusalem. This change of […]
Chipping Away at the Wall: Palestinian activists lead 150 Israelis on a tour of Issawiya
This afternoon, a number of Palestinian activists and residents of the East Jerusalem neighborhood of Issawiya -home to 18,000 people, all of whom have suffered directly from the Jerusalem Municipality’s policy of collective punishment over […]
“I believe very strongly that discourse shapes reality.” [Excerpt from an interview I gave to Al Jazeera]
[Excerpt of an interview given to Mya Guarnieri, writing for Al Jazeera English, called “Israel cracks down on anti-war protesters. Full article here]. Israeli police provide a security presence when Jewish-Israeli leftists protest against the […]
“Pack of hypocritical traitorous autoantisemites.” (July Story Journal)
Guest writer: Yuval Orr It is hard to escape the suffocating sense of violence and despair that chokes the air these days, even as it nonchalantly masquerades as a sense of normalcy around Tel Aviv. […]
Why The Israeli Left Should Reconsider Protesting Against an Israeli Attack on Iran
Because Israel should attack Iran!!!!!!! Shplaargh!!!! Just Kidding. It shouldn’t. On a serious note, though, I have recently begun to seriously question whether the Israeli Left should be spending time protesting a potential Israeli attack […]
The Leftern Wall 