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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu does not consider the hostages a priority, anthropologist and anti-war activist Jeff Halper told Sputnik on Monday.

On this episode of Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Melik Abdul discuss various current events from around the globe, including Russia demanding that Ukraine hands over its spy chief.

Are we seeing, at last, the beginnings of a revolution in the Anglican Church against its leaders' cowardice over Israel's genocide of Muslims and Christians in the Holy Land? On 31 October the Church of England House of Bishops issued a statement on Israel's genocide against Palestinians which two clergymen in Cambridge found"profoundly inadequate as

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The United States and its allies will help Israel ethnically cleanse Palestine by accepted so-called refugees, Professor Jeff Halper, an author and activist, told Sputniks Fault Lines on Tuesday.

On this episode of The Backstory, host Rachel Blevins delved into a plethora of topics from around the globe, including the latest dispute between US President Joe Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Mass marches, chanting and banner waving are essential to the campaign but it's also important to challenge UK Government policy and actions through ALL democratic channels, especially now that Lord Walney recommends that political leaders ban their MPs from engaging with PSC and suchlike. Lord Walney, aka John Woodcock, is a former chairman of Labour

An eager audience was treated to the award-winning documentary Palestine Under Siege by filmmakers Jill Hickson and John Reynolds in Gadigal/Sydney, reports Jepke Goudsmit.

The ongoing catastrophe in Gaza is driving a surge in sympathy for Palestinians in the Western world that could mark a turning point in how the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is engaged with moving forward. Changing attitudes among younger generations are primarily responsible for this shift, driven in part by a post-Black Lives Matter outlook and narrative that has simplified and distilled the conflict.

I was asked to answer some questions by a Polish author, Michael Krupka, for a book he is publishing later this year. The questions required me to provide my thoughts in a manner that came out resembling predictions. I’ve long been a fan of Yogi Berra’s maxim: predictions are hard,…