Human Rights

NOVANEWS   What is happening in the Middle East should be of primary concern to us all. We have violence, religion, land grabs, nuclear power, politics, imperialism, siege, cruelty, war, and hope. The outcome of the Palestinian situation will affect every person on the planet because it will mean the difference between real democracy and peace, or sham democracy and violent imperialism – perhaps for us all. We are witness to a pan-governmental crisis of morality. The South American continent, against all the plotting, bribery, violence, civil wars and massacres instigated by Western powers (for Western read US and its puppets), has lately risen to the principle of liberation and equality. It has at last resisted the ‘savage justice of the Europeans’ (Adam Smith) and created a revival of in...

NOVANEWS JANUARY 6, 2011   On 13 December 2010, Zionist bulldozers, flanked by hundreds of municipal, riot squad and border police forces, demolished seven homes belonging to the Abu Eid family in Lydd, a city a few miles east of Tel Aviv.When the bulldozers finished demolishing the seventh house, children were starting to come back from school only to find their homes reduced to rubble. Click here to see a sampling of jewish compassion for one Palestinian family this Christmas. I think jewish compassion is especially inspired, motivated, during the Christmas season. RememberOperation Cast Lead ? P.S. The event and the timing of the event poignantly illustrate the anti-Christ nature of judaism, I think. Oh I know IT'S NOT ALL JEWS. But there weren't enough good jews in the Zio=Nazi state ...

NOVANEWS   04 January 2011       Zio=nazi is planning to build a closed “compound” in the Negev Desert for asylum seekers currently in the country, which will be run by Zionist’s Prison Services. Ketziot Military Nazi Camp, which holds Palestinian political prisoners and next to which Zionist plans on building the closed "compound" for asylum seekers This is according to a document prepared for the National Planning and Building Council and recently obtained by the Zionist news daily Haaretz. "The very fact that it is charging the Prison Service, which specializes in operating prisons, with running the facility indicates that the government intends to operate the facility as a closed compound, once the legislative amendments are complete," the document states. The Zio=Nazi regime first...

NOVANEWS   Breaking: Israeli Knesset plenum votes to investigate human rights groups More Recent Articles Search MuzzleWatch Prior Mailing Archive Breaking: Israeli Knesset plenum votes to investigate human rights groups The folks over at the Reut Institute are either really proud of themselves just about now, or are beginning to be just a little bit alarmed by the openly anti-democratic  lengths  Israeli  legislators  are  willing  to  go to shut down what  Reut  inelegantly  calls  the  “delegitimizers.”  (First  it’s  human  rights groups, and then?) In  an  almost  perfect  display  of  Rumsfeldian  logic,  the  influential  Israeli policy institute has been urging and working with  the Israeli  government &   diplomatic corps to crack down on human and civil righ...

NOVANEWS Dear All, Last Sunday, on the 23rd of May, Israeli human rights activist Ezra Nawi began a one-month jail sentence following his July 22, 2007 attempt to stop a military bulldozer from destroying the homes of Palestinian Bedouins in the West Bank. Ben Gurion University Professor Neve Gordon wrote today in The Guardian: This sentence is not a minor matter. The Israeli court has basically decreed that the only legitimate way to oppose the occupation is by standing on the side of the road with some kind of placard. Any form of civil disobedience or direct action, like lying in front of a bulldozer that is building the annexation barrier or demolishing a house, picking olives in a grove or walking Palestinian children to school in an area that has been classified a closed military zon...

NOVANEWS Here in Israel our treatment of Palestinian children has long been guided by the adage “nits breed lice.” Some say it openly, others share that view in silence. Not a month passes in which several Palestinian children are not killed under unclear pretexts that no one understands, until a Swedish journalist tried to guess, and all the big guns were deployed to silence him. For the most part, the Occupation authorities manage to fake the ages of the little victims and to attribute criminal or subversive intentions to them, and when none of that works they excuse themselves like ping-pong players by saying “oops, sorry.” And this time too the IDF killing experts said “perhaps it could have been dealt with differently.” Perhaps, indeed. In reports in the Israeli press the Palestinian ...

NOVANEWS Haaretz: http://www.haaretz.com/hasen/spages/1159294.html By Amira Hass A Palestinian who was imprisoned for a week says members of the Border Police beat and abused him for hours, then accused him of attacking one of them. Omar A'laa al-Din, 25, of the West Bank village Ma'sara, was released from prison two days ago. On Thursday, 10 days after a run-in with the Border Police, bruises are clearly visible on his back and leg. He has trouble walking and sitting, and his eyesight has been impaired from blows to his head, he says. The IDF Spokesman's Office, for its part, says A'laa al-din tried to attack members of the Border Police during regular inspection work. Advertisement A'laa al-din, who studies English and French at Hebron University, was returning by bus from Bethlehem on ...