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Rami Gudovitch: Israeli Activist That Protects Sudanese Refugees Deported By Israel

July 15, 2015 By Dr. Milena Rampoldi 1 Comment

From Rami Gudovitch:

I am exited to accept the invitation to share my thoughts and experiences with the readers of Dr. Rampoldi’s ProMosaik e.V. The ProMosaik e.V is known for its struggle for equal rights for all human beings and for refugee rights and for a society without racial, cultural, and religious discrimination.

To a large extent, the official state of Israel seems to have forgotten, in this sad moment of history, many of the moral commitments that underlay its foundation and its existence. But there is also something else in Israel that I believe is rather unique. Many people in Israel oppose and struggle to stop the racial discrimination of African refugees and asylum seekers in Israel, as they struggle against the discrimination and mistreatment of other communities. I hope the following paragraphs would give a glimpse of this “other side” of Israel. In the following paragraphs, I would like to give some of my thoughts and impressions following the recent 8 years, years that I had spent much of coming to know the rich and diverse communities of African refugees living in Israel.

Filed Under: Civil Liberties, Foreign Affairs Tagged With: Israel, refugees, South Sudan, Sudanese refugees, Uganda

The U.S. Seeks The Proliferation Of Nuclear Weapons In The Middle East

January 12, 2015 By Matt Peppe 2 Comments

When Condoleeza Rice argued for a U.S. invasion of Iraq by claiming that “we don’t want the smoking gun to be a mushroom cloud,” she touched on a real threat of nuclear war that could wipe out entire countries and destroy civilization as we know it.

Rice and the rest of the Bush administration knew that Iraq didn’t have nuclear weapons and never presented such a threat. They also knew that there was one country in the Middle East who did: a nuclear-armed rogue nation who has proven throughout its history to be possibly the most lawless and bellicose country of modern times.

That country, of course, is Israel.

Filed Under: Foreign Affairs, National News Tagged With: Africa, Ali Abunimah, American imperialism, Angola, apartheid, Benjamin Netanyahu, Canada, chemical weapons, Condoleeza Rice, Cuba, Electronic Intifada, endless war, Fidel Castro, George W. Bush, history, imperialism, India, International Atomic Energy Agency, Iraq, Israel, Lebanon, MENA, Micronesia, Middle East, Netanyahu, Non-Proliferation Treaty, nuclear, Pakistan, Robert Wood, Ronald Reagan, Saddam Hussein, Sasha Polakow-Suransky, South Africa, South African Defense Force, South Sudan, Soviet Union, Sudan, The Guardian, United Nations, uranium, US imperialism, USS Liberty, War, weapons of mass destruction, WMD, yellow cake Uranium, yellowcake uranium

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