Mona Baker

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Refaat Alareer | www.iopal.net | 1 June 2010 Israel swots up on its homework to be done in Gaza. It spends billions of dollars on propaganda and thousands of hours of meetings and preparations. However, In Gaza and only by Gaza, Israel’s true face is revealed in a blink on an eye. There is

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Akram Habeeb and Marcy Newman | The Electronic Intifada | 16 February 2009 IT is Israeli universities that contain the laboratories where the weaponry used to destroy Palestinian lives in Gaza and elsewhere is developed. Since Israel’s bombing of the buildings housing scientific laboratories at the Islamic University of Gaza (IUG) on 28 December,

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Dr. Akram Habeeb | electronicintifada.net | 1 January 2009 The Israeli intent seems to be to create what US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice called “creative anarchy.” Indeed Israel has always wanted to keep Palestinians living a life of disorder. Unlike other people in the world, Gazans counted down the last seconds of 2008

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) M. Shahid Alam | Amin Media Network | January 30, 2009 In the slow evolution of US relations with Israel since 1948, as the latter mutated from a strategic liability to a strategic asset, Israel and its Jewish allies in the United States have always occupied the driver’s seat. President Truman had shepherded the

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) M. Shahid Alam | Scoop | January 14, 2008 At a time when Palestinian men, women and children, corralled in the ghetto of Gaza since 1948, are daily, hourly, relentlessly, being bombed from the air, land and sea, it is instructive to turn to some of the founding fathers of Zionism, and ask what

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Jennifer Loewenstein | Counterpunch | 29 December 2008 The intensity of the bombings on Saturday, which left over 230 people dead and 800 wounded, many seriously, was what struck one witness, R., who claimed never to have heard so many explosions so close together and for such an uninterrupted period of time inside the

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Diana Buttu | This I Believe | 10 March 2008 In September 2000, I decided to do my part to bring peace to the Middle East. As a Canadian attorney of Palestinian origin, I believed I could use my legal skills to help broker a peace agreement between Israel and the Palestinians. Naive? Perhaps.

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Mustafa Barghouthi | Baltimore Sun | 13 December 2007 As one who for decades has supported a two-state solution and the nonviolent struggle for Palestinian rights, I view the recent conference in Annapolis with a great deal of skepticism – and a glimmer of hope. Seven years with no negotiations – and increasing numbers

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) Nadim Rouhana | The Nation | 11 December 2007 The Annapolis peace talks regard me as an interloper in my own land. Israel’s deputy prime minister, Avigdor Lieberman, argues that I should “take [my] bundles and get lost.” Henry Kissinger thinks I ought to be summarily swapped from inside Israel to the would-be Palestinian

From the www.monabaker.com archive (legacy material) DINA KRAFT | New York Times | 11 October 2006 ANATA, West Bank, Oct. 9 — Sawsan Salameh, a Palestinian from the West Bank, was thrilled to get a full scholarship from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem to begin a doctorate in theoretical chemistry. But a recent move by the Israeli Army to ban