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Nov 8, 2024 | 
rebelion.org | Bashir Abu-Manneh
Fuentes: Jacobin America Latina
Israel está convirtiendo rápidamente Gaza en un páramo, resultado de décadas de ocupación y apartheid. La periodista israelí Amira Hass explica cómo era la vida de los palestinos antes del actual genocidio.
La vida cotidiana de los palestinos lleva mucho tiempo atormentada por la ocupación, el apartheid y la violencia sistémica, que culminan en la devastación que se está produciendo actualmente en Gaza.
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Nov 8, 2024 | 
prensarural.org | Bashir Abu-Manneh
La vida cotidiana de los palestinos lleva mucho tiempo atormentada por la ocupación, el apartheid y la violencia sistémica, que culminan en la devastación que se está produciendo actualmente en Gaza. Incluso antes de la escalada de acontecimientos del 7 de octubre del año pasado, la realidad de vivir bajo la opresión israelí era un testimonio punzante de la inhumanidad del colonialismo.
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Oct 30, 2024 | 
jacobin.com | Bashir Abu-Manneh
The moral indignation and anger at Israel’s prolonged apocalyptic war on Gaza is transformative. Israel’s genocidal tyranny has moved the conscience of the whole world, triggered a huge global protest movement in the West against its colonialism and occupation, and radicalized a new generation of young activists. For a global majority, Palestine is now a cause for justice, democracy, and freedom.
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Oct 7, 2024 | 
znetwork.org | Amira Hass |Bashir Abu-Manneh
The daily lives of Palestinians have long been racked by occupation, apartheid, and systemic violence, culminating in the devastation currently unfolding in Gaza. Even before the escalation of events on October 7 of last year, the realities of living under Israeli oppression were a punishing testimony to the inhumanity of settler colonialism.
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Jun 20, 2024 | 
thehitavada.com | Bashir Abu-Manneh
The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory issued its “first in-depth investigation into the events that took place on and since 7 October 2023.” The report holds the Israeli occupation responsible for the ongoing catastrophic situation in Gaza. But it also alludes to the possibility that October 7 is a watershed moment for even harsher Israeli occupation unless international law is urgently implemented.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
progressivehub.net | Bashir Abu-Manneh
Several countries' governments have accused the Israeli government of genocide and asked the International Criminal Court to prosecute Israeli officials, but that court effectively answers to the U.S. government and has refused for years to prosecute crimes by Israel or anyone else outside of Africa. But the International Court of Justice has ruled against Israel in the past, and if any party to the Genocide Convention invokes it, the court will be obliged to rule on the matter.
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Jun 19, 2024 | 
ipanewspack.com | Bashir Abu-Manneh
By Bashir Abu-MannehThe UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory issued its “first in-depth investigation into the events that took place on and since 7 October 2023.” The report holds the Israeli occupation responsible for the ongoing catastrophic situation in Gaza. But it also alludes to the possibility that October 7 is a watershed moment for even harsher Israeli occupation unless international law is urgently implemented.
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Jun 18, 2024 | 
jacobin.com | Bashir Abu-Manneh
The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory issued its “first in-depth investigation into the events that took place on and since 7 October 2023.” The report holds the Israeli occupation responsible for the ongoing catastrophic situation in Gaza. But it also alludes to the possibility that October 7 is a watershed moment for even harsher Israeli occupation unless international law is urgently implemented.
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Apr 29, 2024 | 
znetwork.org | Bashir Abu-Manneh
Since October 7, any critical evaluation of Hamas’s military operation — its method, rationality, and targets, or its role in ending the Israeli occupation — has been hard to voice within the Left. This is so not only because an occupying power is ultimately responsible for the destructive status quo, but also because criticizing the tactics of a group acting in the name of the oppressed is seen as undermining their rightful cause.
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Apr 28, 2024 | 
jacobin.com | Bashir Abu-Manneh
Since October 7, any critical evaluation of Hamas’s military operation — its method, rationality, and targets, or its role in ending the Israeli occupation — has been hard to voice within the Left. This is so not only because an occupying power is ultimately responsible for the destructive status quo, but also because criticizing the tactics of a group acting in the name of the oppressed is seen as undermining their rightful cause.
