TV Interviews: Police Attack & Clear Student Anti-War, Pro-Divestment Camp at UCLA admin, May 13, 2024January 21, 2025 Al Jazeera English Television, May 2, 2024 Anti-war, pro-divestment demonstrations on many campuses Police attacks on student protesters at UCLA Continue Reading
Interviews: US Israel/Palestine policy, Santita Jackson Show admin, May 13, 2024August 7, 2024 Four interviews on US Israel/Palestine policy on the US nationally-syndicated Santita Jackson Show (Minn.): June 12, 2024 (Zunes begins at 31 mins.), April 29, April 29, and April 15. Watch all four below. Continue Reading
The United States and Israel: An Alliance or a Protection Racket admin, April 1, 2017August 14, 2024 Tikkun May 17, 2017 Continue Reading
A Reply to David Peterson: Do I really support “massive American violence” and interventionism? admin, June 1, 2009January 21, 2025 David Peterson knows must know full well I’ve been a long-time and outspoken opponent of any U.S. interventionism in Iran. It has been a subject of scores of articles available on line, it was a major part of my doctoral dissertation, addressed in my book Tinderbox, in my speeches available on podcasts, and elsewhere. To imply otherwise is completely ridiculous. Continue Reading
Panel Talk with Naomi Klein and Matt Rothschild: Challenging U.S. Empire (video) admin, May 14, 2009January 21, 2025 The Progressive Magazine’s 100th Anniversary Conference. Continue Reading
Obama’s Visit to Caterpillar Shows Insensitivity to Human Rights Concerns admin, February 16, 2009January 21, 2025 Over the objections of church groups, peace organizations and human rights activists, President Barack Obama decided to return to Illinois to visit the headquarters of the Caterpillar company, which for years has violated international law, U.S. law and its own code of conduct by selling its D9 and D10 bulldozers to Israel…. Continue Reading
Fighting Corruption through Nonviolent Action admin, December 23, 2008January 21, 2025 The dramatic growth in democratic governance in recent decades from Latin America to Eastern Europe as well as large parts of Africa and Asia rarely came from outside forces or top-down initiatives, but primarily from democratic civil society organizations engaging in strategic nonviolent action. There appears to be a growing recognition that endemic corruption needs to be addressed the same way. Continue Reading