Tag Archives: Benjamin Netanyahu

Palestine Demilitarized

Posted on May 25, 2011 by Muller

When Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu got standing ovations in almost gone-wild U.S. Congress last night, one might actually wonder what he actually meant by proposing his Two State solution by stating, “So it is therefore absolutely vital for … Continue reading →

Posted in Israel, Palestine | Tagged apartheid, Bantustan, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, homeland, One State solution, Shlomo Sand, standing ovations, two-state solution, US Congress | Leave a comment

Obama’s New Middle East

Posted on May 21, 2011 by Muller

How President Obama would address, in his speech on recent developments in the Middle East, the three key players, which have not participated in any constructive way in what is called the Arab Uprising, was in fact quite interesting. First … Continue reading →

Posted in Middle East, USA | Tagged 1967 boundaries, Bahrain, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Egypt, Iran, Jordan, Libya, Middle East peace process, Palestine, Saudi-Arabia, Syria, Tunisia, UAE, Yemen | Leave a comment

The Unholy Land

Posted on January 23, 2011 by Muller

Israel’s Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman has reportedly surprised his Premier Benjamin Netanyahu when briefing him about his own map of Palestine he had drawn in provisional borders. Apparently, Lieberman believes that we believe that once a state has provisionally been … Continue reading →

Posted in Israel, Palestine | Tagged 2003 Road Map, Avigdor Lieberman, Benjamin Netanyahu, Palestine wiped off the map | Leave a comment

Two States Are Not a Solution

Posted on September 2, 2010 by Muller

When recently having read, with growing admiration, Shlomo Sand’s sober and, in essence, scientific analysis of ‘The Invention of the Jewish People,’ in which he reduces Jewish, largely ethnocentric, nationalism, or Zionism, to a great misconception and anachronism, I became … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review, Israel, Palestine | Tagged apartheid, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, ethnocracy, illegal settlements, Mahmoud Abbas, peace talks, Shlomo Sand, Thilo Sarrazin, two-state solution | 2 Comments

Much Ado about Nothing

Posted on August 15, 2010 by Muller

Not even as an example of bad journalism, the rather warmongering piece by Jeffrey Goldberg in The Atlantic last week isn’t really worth of reading through all its fifteen printed pages. That there had been or will be a Point … Continue reading →

Posted in Iran, Israel, USA | Tagged Ahmadinejad, anti-semitism, Auschwitz, bad journalism, Barack Obama, Benjamin Netanyahu, Fordow, Gareth Porter, Hitler, holocaust denial, Jeffrey Goldberg, Joshua Pollack, Natanz, Qom, Ray McGovern, Zionism | Leave a comment

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