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The Ongoing Persecution of Sami al-Arian
CounterPunch Diary
•ï¿½August 2, 2008
•ï¿½2,300 Words •ï¿½Leave a Comment
Efforts to free Sami al-Arian have now reached the U.S. Supreme Court. On July 30 an appeal was lodged with the Court by his attorneys, led by Professor Jonathan Turley. There are few prospects in the justice system so grimly awful as when the feds decide never to let go. Rebuffed in their persecutions of... Read More
The Persecution of Sami al-Arian
A Federal Witchhunt
•ï¿½March 3, 2007
•ï¿½3,400 Words •ï¿½Leave a Comment
One of the first big show trials here in the post-9/11 homeland was of a Muslim professor from Florida, now 49, Sami al-Arian. Pro-Israel hawks had resented this computer professor at the University of South Florida long before Atta and the hijackers flew their planes into the Trade towers, because they saw al-Arian, a Palestinian... Read More
Palestinians Forced to Scavenge Rubbish Dumps for Food
The Deepening Crisis in Gaza
•ï¿½September 11, 2006
•ï¿½600 Words •ï¿½Leave a Comment
Jerusalem. The Israeli military and economic siege of Gaza has led to a collapse in Palestinian living conditions and many people only survive by looking for scraps of food in rubbish dumps, say international aid agencies. "The pressure and tactics have not resulted in a desire for compromise," Karen Abuzayd, the head of the UN... Read More
Gaza Is Dying
"Gaza is a jail. Nobody is allowed to leave. We are all starving now."
•ï¿½September 7, 2006
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Gaza. Gaza is dying. The Israeli siege of the Palestinian enclave is so tight that its people are on the edge of starvation. Here on the shores of the Mediterranean a great tragedy is taking place that is being ignored because the world's attention has been diverted by wars in Lebanon and Iraq. A whole... Read More
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