Presenting at a Sabeel conference, Professor Stephen Zunes speaks about the need for a mobilized organization and support as a means to ending the apartheid in Palestine/Israel. View Part 1 and Part 2 .
Month: April 2012
Remembering Israel’s West Bank Offensive
Eurasia Review, IHaveNet.com & Foreign Policy In Focus./
Institute for Policy Studies April 18-19, 2012:
Ten years ago this month, following a particularly deadly series of Palestinian terrorist attacks, Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched an assault on several Palestinian cities and refugee camps in the West Bank. The Bush administration largely supported the Israeli offensive, even as hundreds of civilians were killed and thousands of young men detained without charge amid widespread reports of torture. Both Israeli and international human rights groups condemned the widespread violations of international humanitarian law.
Why One of the World’s Leading Peace Advocates Threatened to Punch Me in the Face
Alternet and Transnational.org April 5, 2012 I have rarely ever come face to face – only inches in fact – with such anger. Certainly not at an academic conference. And certainly not from such a prominent figure: chancellor of Australian National University, former attorney-general and foreign minister, former head of the International Crisis Group, and one of the world’s most prominent global thinkers.
Interview: Dr. Stephen Zunes at USF (video)
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Interview: Rise of the Islamists (audio)
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Military Intervention in Syria Is a Bad Idea
Foreign Policy In Focus/Institute for Policy Studies,
Antiwar.com, Common Dreams, March 29, 2012
Empirical studies have repeatedly demonstrated that international military interventions in cases of severe repression actually exacerbate violence in the short term and can only reduce violence in the longer term if the intervention is impartial or neutral. Other studies demonstrate that foreign military interventions actually increase the duration of civil wars, making the conflicts longer and bloodier, and the regional consequences more serious…