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Josep Borrell: War in Gaza: we cannot continue with business as usual
15.11.2024 Josep Borrell, High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy / Vice-President of the European Commission
HR/VP Blog post – After a year of unheeded pleas by the Israeli authorities regarding respect for international law in the Gaza war, we cannot continue with business as usual. This is why I have proposed to EU Member States to ban imports from illegal settlements and to suspend the political dialogue with Israel. We will discuss these measures at the Foreign Affairs Council next week.
Video of Didier Fassin’s BLS lecture : Moral Abdication. On the Consent to the Destruction of the Palestinians of Gaza
Bisan Lecture Series: Prof. Didier Fassin (Collège de France and Institute for Advanced Study)
Title: Moral Abdication. On the Consent to the Destruction of the Palestinians of Gaza
Great demonstration / Breaking the Wall of Silence: Protection of the Palestinian people
Everyone in Strasbourg on Wednesday 27 November at 12.30pm
Collective departures (bus / train / cars) will be organised from several french cities and Brussels – contact: afps@france-palestine.org
UN Special Committee finds Israel’s warfare methods in Gaza consistent with genocide, including use of starvation as weapon of war
Israel’s warfare in Gaza is consistent with the characteristics of genocide, with mass civilian casualties and life-threatening conditions intentionally imposed on Palestinians there, the UN Special Committee to investigate Israeli practices* said in a new report released today.
Israel’s Crimes Against Humanity in Gaza
Forced Displacement of Palestinians Leaves Much of Area Uninhabitable
Aid groups accuse Israel of ignoring US ultimatum on ‘apocalyptic’ Gaza crisis
US may soon impose sanctions as organisations say Israel has failed to help relieve dire humanitarian situation
Thugs and Hooligans
It’s now pretty clear what happened in Amsterdam this week. But first some background. By Mouin Rabbani
MIT Student Periodical ‘Written Revolution’ Banned on Campus
“Written Revolution” is a periodic publication produced by Palestinian rights activists at MIT. It is distinguished by the beauty of the production and the wide-ranging essays it carries. The first volume was issued in February 2024. The current issue, Volume V, has been banned from campus.
Exterminate, expel, resettle: Israel’s endgame in northern Gaza
Debates over the details of the ‘Generals’ Plan’ distract from the true brutality of Israel’s latest operation — one that drops the veneer of humanitarian considerations and lays the groundwork for settlements.