El Jones speaks to Martin Lukacs about her recent trip to the occupied West Bank, where her delegation visited with scholars, journalists, artists, and communities engaged in non-violent resistance to Israeli apartheid.
Writing by Budour Hassan available here.
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I find there are so many people that are ‘grandstanding’ on the side of Israel and refuse to discuss the facts about Netanyahu’s actions against Gaza and particularly Palestine.
At the same time, I have seen more people willing to stand up and discuss the horrid treatment of Palestinian people by the IDF, since most of this is against women, children and the elderly. If this seems right to you, then why not examine it more carefully. We’re all human and due to strange policies designed to steal the land, we find ourselves dealing more with a genocidal campaign, made up to be a victimisation of Israelis. I don’t feel people are buying it as much, but are now exposing the persecution of the Palestinian people by Israeli Defence Forces (IDF).