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>isn't it obvious
>israeli strategy to incite hamas into becoming the primary
>opposition, thus sidelining more moderate elements with
>whom they
>(israel) may be forced to negotiate with by their patrons
>(the US)?
>--ravi
Or incite Hamas to reckless
Devine, James wrote:
Jews have also played roles that were banned by the dominant religion (as with
money-lending in medieval Europe), which is not exactly the same thing as being agents
of the ruling class. (Jewish money-lenders weren't all like the Fuggers; they lent to
the working classes, t
Joanna writes:
>It's funny how certain historical patterns repeat. It seems like the
Jews wound up playing a similar role in Poland -- doing the dirty work
for the landed artistocracy who could not dirty its hands with
collecting rents, exploiting the serfs, etc. ...but could use the jews
as its ag
It's funny how certain historical patterns repeat. It seems like the
Jews wound up playing a similar role in Poland -- doing the dirty work
for the landed artistocracy who could not dirty its hands with
collecting rents, exploiting the serfs, etc. ...but could use the jews
as its agents. This was d
In lefty and other lefty palestinian literature, zionism which has a broader scope than israel, is capable through israel still to inetervene where the the US and other imperialist find it diffcult to do in the third world. for instance its relationship to south africa during apartheid, to eritria
soula avramidis wrote:
Zionist colonialism represents the ugliest face of modern imperialism,
far worse than apartheid south Africa. but in all it remains part and
parcel of the broader imperial agenda and its principal agent in the
middle east. killing yassin has two implications..
I got to the p
Zionist colonialism represents the ugliest face of modern imperialism, far worse than apartheid south Africa. but in all it remains part and parcel of the broader imperial agenda and its principal agent in the middle east. killing yassin has two implications..
1 it shows that Israel partly draws
Marvin Gandall wrote:
> Perhaps you misunderstood. I said exactly what you have said below. I don't
> consider the action was "stupid" -- that's how it's been criticized in the
> West and by Arab conservatives -- but cold-blooded calculation in accordance
> with a long-held Likud strategy.
>
>
Gandall
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From: "ravi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 2:13 PM
Subject: Re: [PEN-L] Yassin assassination
> Marvin Gandall wrote:
> > Though widely decried as stupid...
> >
>
> why is this
Marvin Gandall wrote:
Though widely decried as stupid...
why is this assassination considered stupid? isn't it obvious
israeli strategy to incite hamas into becoming the primary
opposition, thus sidelining more moderate elements with whom they
(israel) may be forced to negotiate with by their patro
).
Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] & http://bellarmine.lmu.edu/~jdevine
> -Original Message-
> From: ravi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 2004 11:14 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [PEN-L] Yassin assassination
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>
Marvin Gandall wrote:
> Though widely decried as stupid...
>
why is this assassination considered stupid? isn't it obvious israeli
strategy to incite hamas into becoming the primary opposition, thus
sidelining more moderate elements with whom they (israel) may be forced
to negotiate with by their
Though widely decried as stupid, Israel’s provocative assassination of
sheikh Yassin simply underscores its opposition to a negotiated settlement
with the Palestinians, according to today’s Wall Street Journal.
Journal reporters Karby Leggett and Christopher Cooper note that the Sharon
government’
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