· Issues introduction
· al Aqsa intifada
· al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades
· Zacharia Zubeidi
· anti-semitism
· apartheid
· children
· closures
· demolitions
· ethnic cleansing
· Fatah
· Marwan Barghouti
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· Abdel Aziz Rantisi
· Ahmed Yassin
· history
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· Islamic Jihad
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· Israeli politics
· Jenin
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· nuclear weapons
· Mordechai Vanunu
· Palestinian Authority
· peace process
· Oslo Accords
· one state solution
· Road Map
· Geneva Accord
· 'unilateral disengagement'
· PFLP
· Abu Ali Mustafa
· Ahmed Saadat
· political prisoners
· primary documents
· Rafah
· refugees
· refuseniks
· separation wall
· settlements/settlers
· suicide bombing
· targeting journalists
· U.S role
· United Nations
· war crimes
· assassination
· water
· women
· Zionism
Interviews
An interview with Michel Chossudovsky
Iraq: Fabricated pretexts and a war for conquest
An interview with Michel Chossudovsky
JON ELMER
Guerrilla Radio, 31 March 2003
Audio: listen
Jon Elmer, Guerrilla Radio: Professor Chossudovsky, could you share your perceptions on the first two weeks of ‘official’ war in Iraq?
"Peace Process": Norman Finkelstein interview
Whither the peace process?
JON ELMER and NORMAN FINKELSTEIN
Guerrilla Radio, ZNET, Dalhousie Gazette, ZNET Deutschland, 17 November 2002
Jon Elmer, Guerrilla Radio: Professor Finkelstein, on Friday [Nov. 15] a senior Israeli military official declared that the army's recent siege of Hebron had "succeeded to clean these streets of terrorists" - only hours later Islamic Jihad attacked settlers and soldiers in Hebron, killing 12 people including the commander of Israeli forces in Hebron. Judging by this definition of success, can there be a military solution to the Israel/Palestine conflict?
