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Israel goes PR through Propaganda

Israeli TVs and tens of other Israeli media outlets seem to be recruited by the government of Israel now.

Either way, Zionists win in Britain’s confused election

Stuart Littlewood argues that the emergence of the Conservative Party as the largest party in the UK parliament following the 6 May general election, in which Labour came second, will

The Gaza War, Theater and the Big Interview

The military phase of the Gaza war started on December 27, 2008, when Israel launched an attack on the Gaza Strip. It ended on 18 January, 2009, when Israel, and

Mossad operation threatened against reporter

An Israeli journalist who went into hiding after writing a series of reports showing lawbreaking approved by Israeli army commanders faces a lengthy jail term for espionage if caught, as

Israel officially asks for new crossing with Jordan

Israel has officially asked Jordan to open a new crossing between them to be allocated for movement of Jordanian farmers into Israeli farms along the borders, Jordanian newspaper reported on

Abu Zuhri: Assassination documents prove IOA war crimes

Dr. Sami Abu Zuhri, a spokesman for Hamas Movement in Gaza Strip, has asserted Friday that the confidential documents revealed by the Hebrew media on the assassination crimes committed by

Uraikat: Hamas a block to peace

Sa'eb Uraikat, the senior negotiator of the PA in Ramallah with the Israeli occupation authority (IOA), said in a document published on Friday in Ha'aretz that Hamas was a block

Abu Zuhri: Uraikat doctrine reflects frustration of negotiators

Verbal clashes in parliament between Hamas spokesman and PA chief negotiator.

Settlement units built in occupied Jerusalem

IOA continues planned offensive and builds settlements on occupied Palestinian lands.

Israel’s Iron Kipa

Every home-made Palestinian mortar shell or Qassam Rocket could easily exhaust the Israeli economy and the military's human resources.