Congress should not be undercutting President Obama and Secretary Kerry in their efforts to obtain an unconditional ceasefire in Gaza; instead it is fueling the conflict with more one-sided resolutions. As the grim numbers coming out of Israel and Palestine – particularly from the besieged […]
RESOLUTION OF BOSTON CITY COUNCIL June/July 2014 WHEREAS: The citizens of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were subjected to the horrors of nuclear bombs detonated in their cities on August 6, 1945 and August 9, 1945, respectively, which killed up to 250,000 and left many thousands more […]
This article first appeared in the “Yancey 2014” newsletter. Boston City Councillors Charles C. Yancey and Frank Baker introduced a resolution that will honor of the thousands of innocent victims of nuclear detonations in Hiroshima and Nagasaki, by proclaiming August 6, 2014 to be Hiroshima […]
by Jonathan Adams and David Goodman – Open Media Boston BOSTON/State House – A large rally in Boston on Tuesday continued protests against the Israeli invasion of the Palestinian Territories that began earlier this month, and has reportedly claimed the lives of hundreds, including dozens of Palestinian […]
Stop the Bombing! End the Blockade! Israel has created a massive humanitarian disaster in Gaza. At least 700 Palestinians have been killed and thousands more injured. According to the UN, three-quarters of the dead are civilians, including hundreds of children and women. Tens of thousands […]
We are at a crossroads, faced with a climate crisis that threatens to end our world as we know it. Melting ice, rising and acidifying oceans, permafrost thawing, increasingly severe weather (floods, heat waves, droughts, cyclones and wildfires) – the signs of climate change are […]
A Response to Alan Dershowitz Published July 03, 2014, by Susan T. Nicholson, in issue of July 03, 2014 in The Jewish Journal of Massachusetts. In Alan Dershowitz’s view, BDS campaigns are motivated solely by “hatred against the Jews or their state” (“Europe’s Alarming Push to Isolate […]
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