What's New

I wrote The Gaza ghetto in 2010 after reading Sara Roy’s description of what goes on in Gaza these days (Gaza: Treading on Shards, The Nation, February 17, 2010).

I have revised my article on grief and I think it is now better and clearer. It now has a new title: Grief and how to deal with it — A no-nonsense approach to grief. You can also download it as a PDF suitable for printing.

I gave the same talk again in Melbourne on 8th October 2009 at ‘The struggle for a free Palestine: Speaking out against Israeli apartheid and occupation’ — A public forum and discussion on Israel, Zionism, apartheid and the Palestinian struggle for justice and freedom. The event was organised by the Palestine Solidarity Campaign. You can download a PDF of my slides from the Melbourne talk.

Growing up blind is notes from a talk I gave on Thursday 13th August 2009 at Adelaide University as a part of Action for Palestine’s anti Israeli-Apartheid week activities.

Lieberman’s New Israel is about the possible consequences of extreme right-wing leader Avigdor Lieberman’s rise to power.

I wrote Israel’s growing insanity on 9th February 2009, the day before Israel’s election, after seeing an interview with Benjamin Netanyahu’s father on Israeli TV.

I wrote There is nothing new under the sun after seeing the film Doubt and reflecting on the parallels with the situation in Palestine.