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“Just as none of us is outside or beyond geography, none of us is completely free from the struggle over geography. That struggle is complex and interesting because it is not only about soldiers and cannons but also about ideas, about forms, about images and imaginings.”
Edward Said (1994)
Monthly Archives: March 2010
Jerusalem belongs to the world
Contrary to Netanyahu’s propagations at the annual aipac circus, Israeli Jews have the least claim, not the most, as Juan Cole notes in Top Ten Reasons East Jerusalem does not belong to Jewish-Israelis (h/t Ali Gharib). Jerusalem was not founded … Continue reading
Petraeus: Israel is putting American lives at risk (updated)
Update I: All this is interesting given that General Petraeus has been named as the 2010 recipient of the American Enterprise Institute (AEI)’s Kristol Award — is this a neocon attempt to politically co-opt a key military figure involved in … Continue reading
Posted in Audio, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, US Foreign Policy, US military
Tagged General Petraeus, Mark Perry, Paul Woodward
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Najla Said reads from her play 'Palestine' of her teenage visit to Gaza
Najla Said, daughter of the late great Edward Said, is not known for her father’s analytical acumen. She is all American sensibility and speech, and not as politically inclined as some of the rest of her family. But as an … Continue reading
A Closer Look at Israel's Role in Terrorism
A documentary based on Jeff Gates’ Criminal State (h/t ICH), in three parts. It is an interesting look particularly at how israeli war planners have deployed game theory in inveigling US military involvement. While we’re on the topic, also check … Continue reading
Posted in Iraq, Israel, Neocons, US Foreign Policy, Video
Tagged game theory, Jeff Gates, Khalil Bendib
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