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  • Democracy Now! May 27, 2003

    Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Calls Israeli Presence in Palestine Occupation, Stunning Lawmakers; Now, the Foreign Ministry is Weighing Lifting a Ban on the Word; Africa s World War One Fueled in Part by Western Countries and Corporations |8:00-8:01 Billboard 8:01-8:06 Headlines 8:06-8:07 One Minute Music Break 8:07-8:20: Israeli Army Radio is reporting the Foreign…

  • Democracy Now! May 27, 2003

    Hour 1:Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Calls Israeli Presence in Palestine Occupation, Stunning Lawmakers; Now, the Foreign Ministry is Weighing Lifting a Ban on the Word; Africa s World War One Fueled in Part by Western Countries and Corporations Hour 2: Democracy Now! interviews Kadiatou Diallo, author of My Heart Will Cross This Ocean: My…

  • Democracy Now! July 24, 2002

    SUIT ON BEHALF OF PALESTINIAN AMERICANS FOR RACKETEERING AND WAR CRIMES, BUSH ADMINISTRATION WITHDRAWS FUNDS TO THE UN POPULATION FUND |What do Ariel Sharon, George Bush, Boeing, Bell helicopter, and McDonald Douglas have in common? Stanley Cohen. He’s suing them all on behalf of Palestinian Americans for racketeering and war crimes Banks plunge as Congress…

  • Democracy Now! June 20, 2002

    ISRAELI FORCES BOMB GAZA CITY AND INVADE WEST BANK CITIES AFTER LATEST SUICIDE BOMBING KILLS SEVEN |9:00-9:01 Billboard: Israeli forces bomb Gaza City and invade West Bank cities after latest suicide bombing kills seven. We’ll go to Jenin, Gaza, and Nablus . Drug firms pay $250,000 to sit at a GOP fundraiser just two days…

  • Democracy Now! May 21, 2002

    investigative reporter Robert Fisk on the Middle East. International Solidarity Movement activists risk their lives to oppose the Israeli occupation. |Date: May 21, 2002 From East Timor, this is Democracy Now! Independent investigative reporter Robert Fisk on the Middle East. Then, International Solidarity Movement activists risk their lives to oppose the Israeli occupation. Today, well…

  • Israeli League for Human and Civil Rights / Israel Shahak ; interviewed by Philip Maldari.

    Hebrew University professor, who has been a critic of Begin and Sharon, discusses the massacre of Lebanese at Sabra and Shatila, Israeli public opinion, and the need for human rights.