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Misinterpreting ‘from the river to the sea’ as a call for genocide is deceitful because it inaccurately attributes violent intent to a phrase that is often used by Palestinians to express freedom, democracy – their political aspirational call. According to the Washington Post¹ this phrase has been in use since the ‘60s and any depiction deviating from this portrayal is inherently deceptive.
As our federal Liberals bow to Israeli pressure to sharply cut back aid to besieged Palestinians, Canadians have spoken their opposition by stepping up their donations to UNRWA-the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, founded in 1949 to help Palestinians following the establishment of the state of Israel.
Today, the International Court of Justice issued an historic decision in favour of South Africa's genocide claim against Israel. The decision will reverberate in international relations for years to come - and no one will benefit more than the Palestinian people.
Karim Bitar, a professor of international relations affiliated with several universities and think tanks, interviewed former trader and book author Nassim Taleb about the Hamas-Israel war.
Prof. Cotler is wrong
Rosalie Abella is wrong
10 JANUARY 2024
Dear Mr. Trudeau;
At their most sympathetic these Palestinians are portrayed as "human shields," which dismisses them as collateral damage, victims of Hamas rather than Israel.
Since the October 7 start of the current and so far, most destructive conflict between Israel and Palestinians, I've had to articulate the developing news to my grandchildren, the Twitter generation, as follows:
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In early 2023, months before Israel launched its genocidal war on Palestinians, renowned French anthropologist Emmanuel Todd opined that World War III had begun.