"In this conversation, Said addresses comparatively his years of experience during #ForeignPolicy briefings, notably on Palestine, at the #USStateDepartment and #WhiteHouse, with focus on the current war on #Gaza."
.@AndreaChalupa: “The US must amplify calls of Israeli civil society for Netanyahu to resign and give grassroots groups the resources they need to build progressive infrastructure in Israel and work toward a two-state solution.”
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In the United States, one of the twentieth century’s most prolific butchers died as he lived — beloved by the rich and powerful, regardless of their partisan affiliation.
It is simply not possible to evacuate over one million people in 24 hours from the zone of attack in Gaza. The answer to horrific atrocities by Hamas cannot be collective punishment upon an entire population, 50 percent of which are children.
@georgetakei the entire Western foreign policy with regards the state of Israel and Palestinians is just horribly flawed. It's no surprise the general treatment of every humanitary crisis only makes conditions worse and worse. Zero common sense, no serious effort to make things a bit better from those in power (Israel, the US, the UK). Can we seriously expect hatred from Palestinians to ease anytime soon? How can everyone feel safe from extremists like that? No one successfully deals with extremism in this manner. This is the result of decades of "dealing with extremism": it's a total failure. #USforeignpolicy#gaza#palestinians#israel#ukfailure
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Thank you. I’m always impressed by how open-minded Haaretz is compared to #MSM in the USA, even so-called liberal press.
There’s blame to go around, and I must emphasize how much I blame #USforeignPolicy (both parties). Terms like “unbreakable bond” convey that no matter how fascist & racist, how many human rights violations, how obviously #apartheid its regime, #Israel can expect weapons will continue to flow. The US could have prevented this and could end it now.
US recommends Americans reconsider traveling to China due to arbitrary law enforcement, exit bans (www.sun-sentinel.com)
The U.S. recommended Americans reconsider traveling to China because of arbitrary law enforcement and exit bans and the risk of wrongful detentions.