“¡Farouk Vive! ¡La Lucha Sigue!” Vigil Commemorating the Life of Farouk Abdel-Muhti New York-based Palestinian activist Farouk Abdel-Muhti died suddenly of a heart attack on July 21, 2004, three weeks before his 57th birthday and 100 days after he was… Read moreNew York activists remember Farouk Abdel-Muhti
From Lebanon’s Daily Star, July 19: Latest targets of air blitz: milk and medicine BEIRUT: Israel switched gears in its military campaign against Lebanon Monday and Tuesday, launching a series of debilitating air strikes against privately owned factories throughout the… Read moreIsrael targets Lebanon’s infrastructure; Deep Purple unawed
From the International Middle East Media Center (IMEC), July 18: Troops invade Nablus, occupy a building belonging to its municipality Israeli soldiers operating in the occupied West Bank city of Nablus broke into a building belonging to the Nablus municipality… Read moreMeanwhile on the West Bank…
From DPA, July 18: At least 47 people were killed in Israeli strikes in Lebanon on Monday and 10 more bodies were found, pushing the death toll from the Israeli offensive to more than 200 over the past six days…. Read moreLebanon: death toll tops 200
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Marking their completion of 10 ten years in prison, the two accused Zapatista collaborators being held at the state prison in Tacotalpa, Tabasco, began an indefinite hunger strike July 10 to demand their liberation. The prisoners, Angel Concepcion Perez Vazquez… Read moreZapatista political prisoners launch hunger strike
Tibet’s historic isolation is about to be radically broken, both by a new Lhasa-Beijing rail link (the world’s highest), and the opening of a new border crossing into India through Sikkim. Tibetan nationalist leader (and Dalai Lama nephew) Khedroob Thondup… Read moreTibet rail link opens: militarization, globalization —or both?
The Israeli peace group Gush Shalom placed the following paid statement in Haaretz and the International Herald Tribune on July 7: The march of folly The offensive on land, from the sea and from the air does not put an… Read moreGush Shalom protests Gaza aggression
From the Iraq Freedom Congress, July 1: An Appeal to Libertarian Forces in the World Support the Oil Workers Strike for a Secure, Prosperous and Free Iraq The IFC Executive Bureau decided in an emergency session following the July 1,… Read moreIraq: oil workers plan strike
From the Jewish Telegraphic Agency, July 3: Nicaraguan presidential candidate Herty Lewites died late Sunday of an apparent heart attack. The son of a Jewish migrant, Lewites, 66, was the country’s best-known citizen of Jewish descent. A dissident from the… Read moreNicaragua: left-dissident candidate dies
A taped message purported to be from fugitive Taliban leader Mullah Omar was broadcast on Geo TV, a commercial station in Pakistan June 25. The voice on the tape issued a challenge to the Afghan government and foreign troops fighting… Read moreMullah Omar speaks —again
Italy down. Spain down. Now Japan. From AP, June 20: TOKYO — Japan ordered the withdrawal of its ground troops from Iraq on Tuesday, declaring the humanitarian mission a success and ending a groundbreaking dispatch that tested the limits of… Read moreJapan announces Iraq withdrawal
