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Após vacinação em massa, cristãos revivem a Páscoa sem isolamento em Jerusalém
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Em Jerusalém sem confinamento, os cristãos revivem a Páscoa
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Prefatory note: This column is a collaborative effort between myself and Palestinian activist Jason Christopher Damouni
There are few conflicts, if any, that draw greater attention from the global community than the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Innumerable commentators on both sides of this feud are pessimistic and doubt that a solution will be forthcoming any time soon.
And yet there is a surprisingly simple, albeit often overlooked reason as to why things have gotten this bad.
Most international conflicts have so far been about parts of disputed territories.
However, this particular conflict isn’t only about disputed territory. It is about exclusive control over the entire territory.
Died: February 2, 2021. THE journalist Auberon Waugh’s first impression of publisher Naim Attallah, who has died aged 89, was that of “a bubbling pixie, full of strange and wild enthusiasms.” Waugh added: “Articulate and outgoing, he seldom wastes a sentence, although he speaks a lot. His favourite word is ‘wonderful’. On the few occasions when things are not wonderful, he scowls and goes into an angry speech until the matter is cleared up, and then he finds something new which is wonderful to laugh about.” Waugh met Attallah through his daughter, Sophie, who, by her own account, was a member of the fabled “Naim’s harem”. Others included Nigella Lawson, Emma Soames, Anna Pasternak and Rebecca Fraser. The “beloved”, as they were invariably addressed, were well-connected, strikingly beautiful and smart young women for whom partying was a way of life.
Foreword (March 4, 2021)
It has already been 10 years since the terrorist assault on the Samarian Jewish settlement of Itamar in which a young family was caught unawares in their sleep and cut down in their prime by deviant Arab rivals. I am republishing part of this article in honor of the Jewish victims. On January 6, 2021, the day of, and incidentally, during the U.S. Capitol riots, (my TV and social media were turned off), I wrote some current thoughts of mine on the conflict between the Jewish so-called ‘settlers’ and the Sunni-majority Muslim Palestinians, as an afterword to the piece which was originally entitled, ‘Against All Odds’. Once, in defense of the policies of the Jewish state, (in maintaining its Jewish-majority for voting purposes), I questioned modern Democracy, seeing it as a trick of the devil, an artificial ideology of greedy, jealous and barbaric Enlightenment revolutionaries. Now, after living abroad in the United States for just shy of a decade, I
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