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Carter documentary makes you care about Mideast
Saturday, 12.01.2007, 09:16pm
Even before anyone realized that Jimmy Carter's book "Palestine: Peace not Apartheid" would stir up controversy and a lively but sometimes vicious debate, filmmaker Jonathan Demme decided to follow the former president during his book tour.   Demme has produced a powerful documentary, "Jimmy Carter: A Man from Plains," now showing in limited distribution in major cities around the country.
A Muslim belongs in the Cabinet
Saturday, 12.01.2007, 08:52pm
LAS VEGAS — Mitt Romney tells good jokes. I had the chance to hear a few of them this month at a political fundraiser in Las Vegas, where the Republican presidential contender gave his audience a few good chuckles before going into his domestic and foreign policy agenda.
Two angels on a mission
Saturday, 12.01.2007, 07:48pm
A friend handed me a leaflet and said I should really check this event out. It had a big title: Anna Baltzer in Detroit. Noted Jewish American author-lecturer-photographer presents her compelling witness of life in Occupied Palestine. There was a photo of the cover of a book titled  "Witness In Palestine: A Jewish American Woman in the Occupied Territories." The book cover was a photo of the back of an old Palestinian man, looking across the fence at his stolen land with a young Israeli soldier standing on guard.
The thought police are coming
Friday, 11.30.2007, 11:00pm
A month ago, the House of Representatives passed legislation that targets Americans with radical ideologies for research. The bill has received little media attention and has almost unanimous support in the House. However, civil liberties groups see the bill as a threat to the constitutionally protected freedoms of expression, privacy and protest.
A minute of anger for Palestinians
Friday, 11.30.2007, 08:55pm
The Jerusalem meeting in Istanbul was touching, inspiring, saddening and encouraging.  It was extremely touching when we began to see people from Al-Quds and from Palestine whom we only usually see on television screens being arrested by Israeli occupation forces and on their way to the prisons which house thousands of Palestinians whose only crime is that they aspire to be free of the humiliating Israeli occupation.
More couples' therapy in Annapolis
Saturday, 11.24.2007, 02:46am
Here we go again with another meaningless "couples' therapy" session with no concrete goals or meaningful substance.  Palestine is the spouse who wants to discuss tangible issues.  Israel appears to be the spouse who doesn't really want to be there but wants to say, "Hey, I showed up.  Isn't that proof enough that I want this to work out?"
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