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Quick link: massive document leak from Palestinian Authority

By Robert Merkel on January 24, 2011

Al-Jazeera has a scoop-and-a-half – a big collection of leaked documents from the Palestinian Authority covering their negotiations with Israel. The instant take? Israel doesn’t seem terribly interested in negotiation.

Posted in Foreign policy, International, Middle East | Tagged Al-Jazeera, Israel, Palestine, Palestinian Authority | 23 Responses

Gaza aid flotilla attack

By tigtog on June 1, 2010

There’s been some discussion of the deadly IDF attack on the humanitarian aid flotilla attempting to breach the blockade of Gaza already

Posted in Disasters, International, Law | Tagged attack, blockade, flotilla, Gaza, humanitarian aid, IDF, Israel | 1,034 Responses

Twitter, blogging, social media and the Iranian election

By Mark Bahnisch on June 16, 2009

There’s been a ton of discussion about the role of social media in the protests ensuing on the Iranian election. Two notable posts are those by Rosanna Ryan at ABC Online and my QUT colleague Terry Flew at his eponymous [...]

Posted in Activism, Authoritarianism, Blogging, Elections, International, Media, Middle East, Sociology, The Web | Tagged Activism, Ahmadinejad, Antony Lowenstein, blogosphere, cultural sociology, David Burchell, Egypt, election, Iran, Iranian election, Israel, Media, media studies, Netanyahu, Politics, protest, Rosanna Ryan, social media, Terry Flew, The Blogging Revolution, twitter, twittersphere | 25 Responses

Israel votes

By Mark Bahnisch on February 10, 2009

An open thread for discussion of the Israeli election… As a brief discussion starter, it seems to me that commentary which suggests that Likud, Kadima and Labour have all been vying with each other to prove how “tough” they are [...]

Posted in Foreign Elections, International, Middle East, Palestine | Tagged election, Israel, Israeli election 2009, peace process | 117 Responses

Eyeless in Gaza VII

By Mark Bahnisch on January 19, 2009

Discussion on a previous thread on the Israeli/Gaza conflict can be continued on this one. Linking again to the latest from Open Democracy, I thought both Paul Rogers on Israel’s exhausted strategic doctrine and Khaled Hroub on whether the Israeli [...]

Posted in Imperialism, Middle East, Palestine, War | Tagged conflict, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Terrorism, violence, War | 112 Responses

Eyeless in Gaza VI

By Mark Bahnisch on January 13, 2009

It’s probably time to continue the Gaza conversation on another thread. A discussion starter might be to link to some interesting thoughts from Daniel Levy, who for mine is one of the clearest thinkers about the whole morass of Israeli-Palestinian [...]

Posted in International, Middle East, Palestine, War | Tagged conflict, Daniel Levy, Gaza, Israel, Palestine, Terrorism, violence, War | 315 Responses

White House restrained Israel from attacking Iran

By Robert Merkel on January 12, 2009

It’s hard to think of genuine foreign policy successes of the Bush administration – apparently the right-wing blogosphere in the US is touting “improved relations with Australia” as an achievement… The deals with Libya and North Korea were perhaps success, [...]

Posted in International, Iran, Nuclear, USA, War | Tagged bush, enrichment, Iran, Israel, Nuclear, uranium, white house | 61 Responses

Eyeless in Gaza V: Propaganda 2.0

By Mark Bahnisch on January 9, 2009

The Guardian reports that the Israeli Foreign Ministry is encouraging people to reproduce their spin on news websites and blogs, and providing talking points for “volunteers”. Elsewhere: Lyn Calcutt at Public Opinion. Update: Thread continues here.

Posted in Blogging, Ethics, Imperialism, International, Media, Middle East, Palestine, Terrorism, War | Tagged attacks, Blogging, blogosphere, conflict resolution, Ethics, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Media, Middle East, political sociology, propaganda, Sociology, spin, The Guardian, War, web 2.0 | 301 Responses

Eyeless in Gaza IV (Open Democracy edition)

By Mark Bahnisch on January 8, 2009

This post provides space for a continuation of the discussion on the previous thread about the Israeli attacks on Gaza. As a discussion starter, there’s a wealth of interesting commentary at Open Democracy. Paul Rogers looks at the current situation [...]

Posted in Disasters, Ethics, Foreign policy, Imperialism, International, Law, Middle East, Palestine, Politics, USA, War | Tagged Bush administration, Gaza, Hamas, Israel, Middle East, Obama administration, Open Democracy, peace, violence | 112 Responses

Eyeless in Gaza III

By Mark Bahnisch on January 7, 2009

On the first thread here about the Israeli attacks on Gaza, I was struck by this comment in an article linked by Rob: Even when development and enlightenment stare them in the face, their instinct is to destroy them pretending [...]

Posted in Blogging, Crime, Disasters, Ethics, History, Imperialism, International, Law, Middle East, Nuclear, Palestine, Philosophy, Politics, Sociology, Terrorism, War | Tagged Arabs, attacks, categorical imperative, Cold War, conflict resolution, Ethics, Farid Ghatry, Gaza, global sociology, Hamas, Hizbollah, humanism, humanitarian war, Israel, Middle East, Palestine, peace, peace movement, political imaginary, political philosophy, political sociology, responsibility to protect, RTP, Sociology, UN, universalism, universals and particulars, War | 183 Responses

Evan Thornley: "Nothing in his (political) life became him like the leaving it"?

By Mark Bahnisch on January 6, 2009

[With apologies to Shakespeare's Macbeth.] It may be that political news abhors a (Christmas/New Year) vacuum, but hasn’t Evan Thornley’s departure from politics at the point when the Victorian ALP caucus was about to elevate him to a Ministry set [...]

Posted in Climate change, Energy, Environment, Ethics, Media, Politics, Victoria | Tagged ALP, Australia Israel Chamber of Commerce, better place, Brumby government, Crikey, Evan Thornley, Hawke government, HECS, Israel, john brumby, Julia Gillard, Labor, labor students, Media, Melbourne uni, NOLS, NUS, RAD Group, Shai Agassi, Sophie Mirabella, Sophie Panopoulos, student politics, Theo Theophanous, Victorian ALP, Victorian politics | 6 Responses

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