France and Lebanon: diplomacy of tragedy By Patrice de Beer
Open Democracy 10 August 2006 The Lebanese war has allowed France’s president to re-energise his own and the country’s political profile, says Patrice de Beer in Paris. The war in … Continue reading
The Grave Consequences of Supporting War in Lebanon By Scott Ritter
Alternet 9 Aug 2006 With Israel waging an all-out war against the forces of Hezbollah, and the death toll in terms of civilian casualties mounting on a daily basis, the … Continue reading
Ethnic Cleansing: Constructive, Benign, and Nefarious By Edward S. Herman
9 August 2006 Znet Kafka Era Sudies No. 1 Some years ago Noam Chomsky and I found it useful to distinguish between three categories of terrorism–constructive, benign and nefarious–the classification … Continue reading
Surrender of Sovereignty or Ceasefire? Legitimizing Occupation through the UN by Muhammed Asadi
Selves and Others Tuesday 8 August 2006 The UN resolutions, aimed at “ending” the conflict in Lebanon (after all calls for a ceasefire were rejected by the US) is a … Continue reading
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