Roylat.com » Hamas http://roylat.com Commentary on a Mixed Up and Sometimes Backward World Mon, 29 Aug 2011 12:37:19 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= NYT Publishes Op Ed Urging Change in Israel Policy http://roylat.com/2010/06/nyt-publishes-op-ed-urging-change-in-israel-policy/ http://roylat.com/2010/06/nyt-publishes-op-ed-urging-change-in-israel-policy/#comments Thu, 10 Jun 2010 18:35:45 +0000 roylat http://roylat.com/2010/06/nyt-publishes-op-ed-urging-change-in-israel-policy/ In another hopeful sign of change on Israel, the venerable, c

onservative New York Times publ ish

ed an Op Ed piece by Tony Judt, director of the Remarque Institute at New York University

and, notably, an American Jew.

This is noteworthy on two counts: 1) that the NYT would give a high profile to a piece critical of Israeli hardline policies and US support, and 2) that a prominent American Jew has the courage to make these criticisms levitra drugs generic propecia brand diflucan Viagra Jelly so publicly.

Mr Judt’s piece is well reasoned and worth reading on its own merits.

Below buy penicillin is  the beginning, and a link to the full article.

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Israel Without Clichés

By TONY JUDT

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THE Israeli raid on the Free Gaza flotilla has generated an outpouring of clichés from the usual suspects. It is almost impossible to discuss the Middle East without resorting to tired accusations and ritual defenses: perhaps a little house cleaning is in order.

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No. 1: Israel is being/should be delegitimized

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Israel is a state like any other, long-established and internationally recognized.

The bad behavior of its governments does not “delegitimize” it, any more than the bad behavior of the rulers of North tadalafil Buy Antibiotics medications Korea, Sudan — or, indeed, the United States — “delegitimizes” them. When Israel breaks international law, it should Cialis for sale be pressed to desist; Viagra Professional Kamagra but it is precisely because it is Cialis a state under international law that we have that sildenafil citrate leverage.

Some critics buy Amoxil generic of Israel are motivated by a wish that it did not exist buyviagra | buy cialis overseas | buy buy ampicillin cheap levitra drugs — that it would just somehow go away. But this is the politics of the ostrich: Flemish nationalists feel the same way about Belgium, Basque separatists Cialis online buy viagra online discount levitra vardenafil about Spain. Israel is not going away, nor should nolvadex buy it. As for the official Israeli public relations campaign to discredit any where can buy viagra cytotec asthma criticism as an exercise buy buy buy real viagra without prescription | buy cialis fast shipping | low price levitra cheap propecia cheap amoxicillin in “de-legitimization,” it is uniquely self-defeating.

Every time Jerusalem responds buy Buy Cialis online rx drugs without prescription this way, it highlights its own isolation.

No. 2: Israel is/is not a democracy

Perhaps the most common Buy Brand Levitra Online Pharmacy No Prescription Needed defense of Israel outside buy genuine viagra online | buy cialis overnight shipping | buy levitra cheap online the country is that it is “the only democracy in the Middle East.” This is largely true: the country has an independent judiciary and free elections, lasix buy online though it also discriminates against non-Jews in ways Viagra Professional that distinguish it from most other democracies online amoxil today. The expression of strong dissent from official policy is increasingly discouraged.

But the point is irrelevant.

cialis drug impotence “Democracy” is no guarantee of good behavior: most countries today are formally democratic — remember Eastern Europe’s “popular Brand Levitra democracies.” Israel belies the comfortable American cliché that “democracies don’t make war.” It is a democracy dominated and often governed by former professional soldiers: buy generic levitra this alone distinguishes it from other advanced countries.

And we should not forget that Gaza is another “democracy” in the Middle East: it was precisely because Hamas

won free elections price levitra there in 2005 that both the Palestinian Authority and Israel reacted with such vehemence.

No. 3: Israel is/is not to blame

Israel is not responsible for the fact that many of its near neighbors long denied its right online drugstore to exist. The sense of siege should not be underestimated when we try to understand the delusional quality of many Israeli pronouncements.

Unsurprisingly, the state has acquired pathological habits.

Of these,

the most damaging is its habitual resort to force.

Because this worked for so Cheap Amoxil long — the easy victories of the country’s early years are ingrained in folk memory — Israel finds it difficult to conceive of other ways to respond. And the failure of the negotiations of 2000 at Camp David reinforced the belief that “there is no one to talk to.”

But there is. As American officials privately acknowledge, sooner or later Israel (or someone) will have to talk to Hamas. From French Algeria through South Africa to the Provisional I.R.A., the story repeats itself: the dominant power denies the legitimacy of the “terrorists,” thereby strengthening their hand; then it secretly negotiates with online pharmacy them; finally, it concedes power, Bactrim Online independence or a place at the table. Israel will negotiate with Hamas: the only question is why not now.

No. 4: The Palestinians are/are not to blame

Abba Eban, amoxicillin the former Israeli foreign minister, claimed that Arabs never miss an opportunity to miss any …

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]]> http://roylat.com/2010/06/nyt-publishes-op-ed-urging-change-in-israel-policy/feed/ 0 Der Spiegel Interview with the President of Iran http://roylat.com/2009/04/der-spiegel-interview-with-the-president-of-iran/ http://roylat.com/2009/04/der-spiegel-interview-with-the-president-of-iran/#comments Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:35:55 +0000 roylat http://roylat.com/2009/04/der-spiegel-interview-with-the-president-of-iran/ On April 10, Der Spiegel published an extensive interview with Iranian President Ahmadinejad.

It is very clear that the interviewers are mainstream buy cialis pro-American, Nato supporters, and they press Ahmadinejad very hard time and again on his positions can you buy viagra in stores and policies. Although his views seem distorted in places, I was impressed by his even temper in response to many antagonistic questions and comments. Overall, he seems far more reasonable and thoughtful Brand Levitra than the mainstream press conveys. Below are a few selected quotes, with a link to the full article.

SPIEGEL INTERVIEW WITH IRANIAN PRESIDENT AHMADINEJAD

‘We Are Neither Obstinate nor Gullible’

04/10/2009

Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad spoke with SPIEGEL about what he expects from US President Barack Obama,

why America’s new Afghanistan

strategy is wrong and why Iran should have a spot on the UN Security Council.

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SPIEGEL: The weight where can buy viagra loss acomplia new US president, Barack Obama, directed a video address to the Iranian nation three weeks ago, during the Iranian New Year festival.

Did you watch the speech

?

Ahmadinejad: buy cialis professional Buy Cialis Yes. Great things viagera are happening in the United States. I believe that the Americans are in the process of initiating important developments.

SPIEGEL: How did you feel about the speech?

Ahmadinejad: Ambivalent. Some passages were Cialis Professional new, while some repeated well-known positions. I thought it striking that Obama best viagra online attached such high value to the Iranian civilization, our history and culture. It is also positive that he stresses mutual respect and honest interactions with one another as the basis of cooperation. In one segment of his speech, he says that a nation’s standing in the world does not depend solely on weapons and military strength, which is precisely what we Levitra Professional told the previous American administration. George W. Bush’s big mistake was that he wanted to solve all problems militarily. The days are gone when a country can issue orders to other peoples.

Today, mankind needs culture, ideas and logic.

…

SPIEGEL: You online meds without diflucan buy prescription are constantly making demands. But the truth is: Your policies, Iran’s disastrous relations with the United States, are a burden on the global community and a threat to world peace. Where is your contribution to the easing of tensions?

Ahmadinejad: I have already explained this to you. We support talks on the basis of fairness and respect. That has always been our position. We are waiting for Obama to announce his plans, so that we can analyze them.

SPIEGEL: And that’s all?

Ahmadinejad: We have to wait and see what Obama wants to do.

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SPIEGEL: The world buy purchase Order Generic Accutane Online without Prescription levitra online viagra online discount sees this differently, and we do too. Iran must act. Iran must now show good will.

Ahmadinejad: Where is th

is world you are talking about? What do we have to

do? You are aware that buy propecia we are not the ones who severed relations with America. America cut off relations with us. What do you expect from Iran now?

…

Ahmadinejad: We don’t want to exact revenge. We merely want generic levitra price the Americans to correct their course. Do you truly see any signs that this is happening?

SPIEGEL: Yes, we do. George W. Bush declared Iran a member of the Axis of Evil and he threatened Tehran, at least indirectly, with regime change. There is no longer any mention of these things under Obama.

Ahmadinejad: There are changes in the choice of language.

But that isn’t enough. For the past 30 years, Germany and other European countries have been under pressure from the Americans not to improve their relations with Tehran.

That’s what all European statesmen tell us.

…

Ahmadinejad: We speak very respectfully of Barack Obama. amoxicillin But we are realists. We want to see real changes.

In this connection, we are also interested in helping correct a Viagra online faulty policy in Afghanistan.

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SPIEGEL: What do you propose to do

?

Ahmadinejad: Look, more levaquin antibiotic than $250 billion (€190 billion) has been spent on the military campaign in Afghanistan to date. With a population of 30 million, that comes to more than $8,000 a person, or close to $42,000 for an average family of five.

Factories and roads could have been built, universities established and fields cultivated for the Afghan people. If that had happened, would there have been any room left for terrorists? One has to address the root of the problem, not proceed against amoxicillin its branches. The solution for Afghanistan is not military, but humanitarian.

It is to the West’s advantage to listen to us, and if it does not, we wash our hands of the matter. We are merely observers. We deeply regret generic amoxil the loss of human life, no matter whose lives are lost.

This is just as Buy Levaquin Online Pharmacy No Prescription Needed applicable to Afghan civilians as it is to the military proscar cheap levitra generic forces that have intervened.

SPIEGEL: That doesn’t sound at all like you have any interest in helping the Americans and NATO fight the Taliban. Obama is placing more emphasis on civilian reconstruction, but he also believes that radicals who seek to stand in the way of this reconstruction must be dealt with militarily.

Ahmadinejad: I am telling you now that Obama’s new policy is wrong.

The Buy Viagra, Buy Cialis, Buy Levitra Without Prescription Americans buy amoxicillin are not familiar with the region, and the perceptions of the NATO commanders are mistaken.

I am telling you this as a trained teacher: This is wrong. As far as the $250 billion is concerned: If the money had been spent in America, perhaps it would have solved the problem of unemployment, at least in part. And perhaps there would be no economic crisis today. [Emphasis added. Ahmadinejad here displays a lack of understanding of the magnitude of the American economy ($15 trillion annual output), the size of the current economic downturn, and the amounts of money already committed to addressing the problem (many buy cheap ampicillin times $350 billion). Roylat]

…

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? Our logic is completely clear: equal rights for all. The composition of the Security Council and the veto of its five permanent members are consequences of World War II, which ended 60 years ago.

Must the victorious powers dominate mankind for evermore, and must they constitute the world government

? Buy Antibiotics medications generic nolvadex The composition of the Security Council must be changed.

SPIEGEL: You are referring to India, Germany, South Africa? Should Iran also be a permanent Brand Viagra member of the Security Council?

Ahmadinejad: If things were done fairly in the world, Iran would also have to be a member of the Security Council. We do not accept the notion that a handful of countries see themselves as the masters of the world. They should open their eyes and recognize amoxicillin amoxil real conditions.

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]]> http://roylat.com/2009/04/der-spiegel-interview-with-the-president-of-iran/feed/ 0 Der Spiegel -’Netanyahu and Lieberman Are the Gravediggers of the Peace Process’ http://roylat.com/2009/03/der-spiegel-netanyahu-and-lieberman-are-the-gravediggers-of-the-peace-process/ http://roylat.com/2009/03/der-spiegel-netanyahu-and-lieberman-are-the-gravediggers-of-the-peace-process/#comments Wed, 18 Mar 2009 12:33:20 +0000 roylat http://roylat.com/2009/03/der-spiegel-netanyahu-and-lieberman-are-the-gravediggers-of-the-peace-process/ The Israeli-Palestinian conflict has faded Online Cialis buy from U.S. front pages, but the outcome is crucial to calming tensions in

the Mid East and, therefore, to the long-term security of the United States.

The results of the recent election in Israel reflects the unwillingness of the Israelis as a nation purchase viagra Order Generic Accutane Online without Prescription online to accept Arabs as equal partners in the region. Based on reporting Cialis online in Der Spiegel, Germans follow the situation with greater clarity and less prejudice than the American press.

Buy cheap Levaquin Here’s some excerpts from a recent Der Spiegel article, with Cialis Jelly a link to the full link below.

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THE WORLD FROM BERLIN
3/17/2009

‘Netanyahu and Lieberman Are the Gravediggers of the Peace Process’

With Likud and Yisrael Beitenu having signed a coalition agreement, it looks increasingly likely that far-right politician Avigdor Lieberman will be the next Israeli foreign minister.

German newspapers are concerned that such an appointment would signal cialis levitra buy cialis pills brand name order online the end of the peace process.

With far-right politician Avigdor Lieberman looking likely to become Israel’s next foreign minister, leading figures in Europe have said that it may no longer be "business as usual" with Israel.

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Avigdor Lieberman, leader of the far-right Yisrael Beitenu party.

Prime Minister designate Benjamin Netanyahu online pharmacy levitra is still in the process of building a coalition government and on Tuesday his spokeswoman said he had a "strong buy buy levitra vardenafil cialis cialis desire" to bring in more moderate parties.

However, with Netanyahu’s right-wing Likud party having sealed a deal with Lieberman’s Yisrael Beitenu on Monday, it is highly unlikely that Kadima or the center-left Labour Party will join the government.

On Monday Kadima leader Tzipi Livni, the current Israeli foreign minister, said that she was not prepared to join a coalition that did not share her party’s commitment to a peace agreement with the Palestinians.

Lieberman, whose party represents Levitra Buy Viagra, Buy Cialis, Buy Levitra Without Prescription many immigrants to Israel online amoxil from the former Soviet Union, has drawn accusations of racism for a proposal that would require Arab citizens of Israel to sign loyalty oaths or lose their citizenship. On online pharmacy without a buy cialis tablets prescription Monday, the Israeli Arab lawmaker Ahmed Tibi called for an international boycott of Lieberman if he is appointed foreign minister.

"No minister should meet him, especially no Arab minister," he told Reuters…

Netanyahu still Cialis Jelly needs other coalition partners to form a majority government.

His Likud party won 27 seats in buy buy penicillin acomplia the Feb. 10 election, while Yisrael Beitenu won 15. Netanyahu is due to continue talks with the ultra-Orthodox Shas party, which won 11 seats, on Tuesday in his bid

to reach a majority in the 120-member parliament.

On Tuesday, German commentators are gloomy about the diflucan generic prospects for peace in the Middle East, arguing that Netanyahu and Lieberman represent a step backwards.

The center-left Süddeutsche Zeitung writes:

"Netanyahu does not have the courage to pursue Levitra Professional viagra female a new path in the relationship with the Palestinians. He has his election campaign viagra buy buy cheap cheap levitra levitra online price of fear to thank for the fact that he will become prime minister for the second time. Netanyahu associates buy cheap amoxicillin politics with fear, not hope.

buy viagra online next day delivery | how can i buy cialis | order online levitra In that he differs fundamentally from the new administration in Washington. He foments fear of Iran’s nuclear program, fear of the rockets from Hamas and Hezbollah. Most of all, he demonizes the Palestinians, which is why he is rejecting a two-state solution and the continuation buy cheap propecia of peace talks."

"Under Netanyahu and his vassals from the right-wing and cheapest nolvadex the ultra-Orthodox camps, there will be no new political buy cheap viagra departures, rather kamagra buy generic viagra professional buy steps backward and newly whipped-up enmities.

Netanyahu is only going to administer the conflict, not solve it.

He and Lieberman are the cheap ampicilllin gravediggers of the Middle East peace process. They want to maintain the occupation and expand the settlements.

This is all very convenient for the radical Islamist movement Hamas.

They don’t need any peacemakers in Jerusalem, but rather someone like Netanyahu who wants to end their control price Buy zoloft online levitra of the Gaza Strip through force. Hamas needs Netanyahu, because the confrontation with Israel legitimizes its very existence."…

More press opinions on Israel in the full article

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]]> http://roylat.com/2009/03/der-spiegel-netanyahu-and-lieberman-are-the-gravediggers-of-the-peace-process/feed/ 0 Lest We Forget the Palestinians … http://roylat.com/2009/03/lest-we-forget-the-palestinians/ http://roylat.com/2009/03/lest-we-forget-the-palestinians/#comments Wed, 04 Mar 2009 03:21:01 +0000 roylat http://roylat.com/2009/03/lest-we-forget-the-palestinians/ In the midst of the escalating global financial,economic, and political crisis, it is easy to forget about the suffering cheap acomplia of the Palestinians — and the continuation of the wrongheaded American policy of attempting to deny legitimacy to Hamas, the democratically elected Palestinian government.

Two amoxil online articles in Der Spiegel show that in Germany, at least, the consensus is that our anti-Hamas policy is boneheaded. The beginnings of the articles, with links to the full levitra brand price articles, are Buy Antibiotics medications below.

03/03/2009

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‘Reconstruction Without Hamas Is Absurd’

International donors pledged almost $5 billion in aid on Monday to help rebuild the Gaza Strip.

German commentators warn that buy cialis the attempt Cialis for sale to bypass Hamas and boost political rival cialis 40 mg Fatah will do little to revive the peace process.

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An international conference in Egypt on Monday resulted in $4.48 billion (€3.5 billion) in new pledges to help rebuild the Gaza Strip and fund the Palest

inian government.

The donors who gathered in the resort of Sharm el-Sheik gave a powerful boost to the moderate Palestinian Authority led by President Mahmoud Abbas while seeking to isolate the militant Hamas movement, which controls Gaza.

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At her first major international meeting amoxil buy ampicilin online cheap since taking office, United States Secretary of State Hillary Levitra Professional Clinton told levaquin reporters that the pledges underscored the international community’s confidence in the moderate Palestinian Authority. The US promised $900 million on condition that the money be channelled to Palestinians via Abbas’ government and aid agencies while avoiding Ham as, which is regarded

as a terrorist group in the West.

"We have worked with the Palestinian Authority to install safeguards and to ensure that our funding is only used where and for whom it is intended and does not end up in the wrong hands," Clinton said.

…

Although attendees at the conference tried to show their support for President Abbas and Prime Minister Salman Fayyad, it remained unclear exactly how reconstruction work can begin in Gaza.

Israel and Egypt have kept the borders sealed ever since Hamas took over.

Although Viagra online humanitarian acomplia buy online supplies can enter, essential rebuilding supplies including cement and other materials cannot.

Many of the delegates from 45 nations buy cheap ampicillin amoxicillin at Monday’s conference called for the creation of a Palestinian Viagra Professional unity government which would include both Hamas and Fatah.

"There will be only limited physical reconstruction without political reconstruction," British Foreign Minister David Milliband told the gathering.

French President Nicolas Sarkozy said the Palestinians would have to acknowledge that there is "no other road to the creation of a Palestinian state but to engage resolutely in searching for a political solution and engage in a dialogue with Israel."

German newspaper editorials on Tuesday are pretty pessimistic about the effectiveness of the pledged aid, with many wondering how Gaza can be rebuilt without the inclusion of Hamas in the process.

[Excerpts from the editorials follow in the full article]

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OPEN buy Amoxil generic LETTER

Former Peace Negotiators Call for End nolvadex buy to Hamas Boycott

By Yassin Musharbash

In an open letter obtained by SPIEGEL ONLINE, 14 former peace negotiators call on the Mideast Quartet

to include Hamas in talks.

The signatories include former Israeli Foreign Minister Ben-Ami and the UN’s former envoy to the Middle East Quartet.

All agree a peace settlement "without Hamas will not be possible."

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They were part of the peace settlements in Cambodia, Kamagra Somalia and Bosnia, they negotiated with militant groups like the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka or the IRA in Northern Ireland and a few of them were also engaged in the Middle East peace process. Fourteen elder statesmen from Europe, Australia, South viagra where can buy viagra soft America, Africa and Asia are calling in an open letter for buy amoxicillin no prescription the Mideast Quartet, comprised buy cialis soft of the European Union, United Nations, Russia and the United States, to end their diplomatic boycott against Hamas.

The signatories of the letter, which is being published exclusively Plavix Online Soft”>Kamagra Soft by SPIEGEL ONLINE in Germany and the Times of London on Thursday, include former Israeli Foreign Minister Shlomo Ben-Ami; Alvaro de Soto, who served as the UN envoy for Kamagra jelly the Middle East Quartet from 2005 to 2007; Lord Chris Patten, the former British governor of Hong Kong and European Commissioner; and Lord Paddy Ashdown, who served as the High Representative for Bosnia-Herzegovina and oversaw the implementation of the Dayton Online buy Viagra Accords.

[Full article, including a link to the letter.]

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