Imperial Israel and the Palestinians

Masalha, Nur

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“…-«Во всех школах должно быть введено традиционное еврейское образование; -Государство Израиль несет ответственность за евреев СССР и арабских стран; -Эмиграция арабов -единственное решение арабской проблемы; -Израиль должен аннексировать освобожденные территории, которые будут заселяться евреями, и прежде всего разрешить заселение Хеврона; -Израиль обязан принять любого еврея и не вправе выдавать евреев другим государствам; -Для устранения социального неравенства следует опираться на еврейские нравственные ценности; -Проповедники иных религий должны быть выдворены из страны; -Общие еврейско-арабские детские летние лагеря должны быть запрещены, поскольку могут привести к ассимиляции; 16 Постановлением израильского суда М. Кахане было запрещено посещать Хеврон. Накануне выборов 1984 г. Кахане подготовил и опубликовал детальную «программу трансфера арабов за пределы Эрец Исраэль» 20 . О крайней расистской сущности движения «Ках» свидетельствовали законы, предложенные р. Кахане во время его депутатства в израильском парламенте: «О насильственной депортации неевреев, которые откажутся от статуса временно проживающего в Израиле иностранца», «О запрете неевреям жить в пределах Иерусалима», «О создании раздельных пляжей для евреев и неевреев», «О заключении в тюрьму сроком на 5 лет любого нееврея, сожительствующего с еврейкой».…”

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Jewish extremist and terrorist organizations in Israel

Крылов

2017

Meždunarodnaâ analitika

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This article is an extension of the research material published in the previous issue of the Journal “International Analytics” (2016, vol. 3 (17), p. 45–58), and focused on the activity of the Jewish paramilitary groups in Palestine before the establishment of the State of Israel in 1948. Originally the conspiratorial Jewish extremist organization opposed the policy of the Jewish immigration restraint which had been carried out by the socialist countries, especially the USSR. Some ultra-Orthodox groups, such as the Union of Zealots, used openly the terrorist methods in the struggle against the development of Israel as a secular and democratic state. After the war of 1967 and the Israeli occupation of the Arab territories the orthodox-nationalists, who formed the vanguard of the “Movement for Greater Israel”, created an underground network of extremist armed organizations. From the beginning, the activities of these groups were contrary to the Israeli Law on the Fight against Terror. The term commonly used for the Jewish underground groups in Hebrew is “mahteret”. There have been several dozen groups of this kind in the history of the Israeli settlements movement. The most famous of them are “Kach” (“Thus”) and “Kahane Chai” (“Kahane Lives”).The initiator and inspirer of the “Jewish Underground” was an American Orthodox Rabbi Meir Kahane. He founded a political settlement party “Kach” which had legally existed until in 1988 a ban on the list of its candidates in the parliamentary elections was imposed by the Supreme Court of Israel because of the accusations of the denial of the democratic character of the state of Israel and the promotion of racism. The activities of both organizations were declared terrorist and banned in the USA and some other countries.The article analyses religious, philosophical and political routes of the modern ideology of Israeli orthodox nationalists who participate in the settlement movement on the occupied Arab territories as well as the illegal activities of the most famous parties and organizations supporting the policy of the extension of the Israeli jurisdiction over the occupied Arab territories.

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“…26 сентября). 20 Эта программа детально изложена в книге р. М. Кахане: They Must Go. -N.Y.: Grosset & Dunlap, 1981.…”

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Jewish extremist and terrorist organizations in Israel

Крылов

2017

Meždunarodnaâ analitika

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“…Apesar de todas as mudanças conjunturais, a "questão oculta" persiste, (GORNY, 1987;PINSKY, 1978). Portanto, predominaram as visões restritivas e excludentes de quem tem "direito histórico" à soberania na Palestina, território mitificado e reivindicado na narrativa nacional/colonial do "povo judeu", tal qual inventada pelo sionismo por meio de uma revisão histórica negacionista, que ao negar a presença do outro se autolegitima (ALAM, 2009;SAND, 2008 A conquista da terra, das águas e do território e a questão demográfica estão no coração do conflito, caracterizado pela expansão do sionismo/Israel e pela resistência palestina a esse processo de ampliação/restrição espacial, estando as fronteiras em constantemente redefinição (MASALHA, 2000;WEIZMAN, 2007). A lógica inerente é "mais terra, mais território e menos árabes", resumida na doutrina da "redenção da terra" (GORNY, 1987) ou "judaização o território" (YIFTACHEL, 2006).…”

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“…A proposta de "transferência populacional" ou "limpeza étnica" está no DNA desse nacionalismo e continua a figurar no debate público, tendo sido a alternativa executada, em 1948, para criar o Estado judeu em um território que, apesar de todos os esforços envidados pelo MSI para colonizar e adquirir terras, ainda estava predominantemente habitado por não judeus, que detinham a imensa maioria da propriedade fundiária (MASALHA, 2000;PAPPE, 2008).…”

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Conflito, discriminação e segregação na Palestina ocupada: etnocracia como síntese teórica possível

Sahd

2021

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O presente artigo opera uma revisão bibliográfica crítica acerca da discriminação e práticas de segregação na Palestina ocupada. São expostas as considerações de diferentes autores, divididas conforme entendem a ocupação, mas sobretudo a partir das forças históricas que constituem o Estado de Israel como etnocracia, quais sejam: o nacionalismo, o colonialismo e o capitalismo. Portanto, etnocracia é o conceito que faz convergir as diferentes interpretações aqui apresentadas, enfatizando-se suas aproximações. Ademais, a bibliografia é comparada a relatórios de direitos humanos da ONU e de ONGs, demonstrando sua complementaridade.

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“… 4. There are many works depicting the events of 1948 and 1967 and their repercussions. Prominent ones include: Rashid Khalidi, Palestinian Identity: The Construction of Modern National Consciousness (1997) and The Iron Cage: The Story of the Palestinian Struggle for Statehood (2006), Nur Masalha, A Land Without a People: Israel, Transfer and the Palestinians, 1949 – 96 (1997), Benny Morris, The Birth of the Palestinian Refugee Problem 1947 – 1949 (1988), Ilan Pappe, The Making of the Arab-Israeli Conflict, 1947 – 1951 (1992) and The Ethnic Cleansing of Palestine (2006). …”

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Contested space: Control and resistance in Rema Hammami’s East Jerusalem

Brown

2016

The Journal of Commonwealth Literature

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Sheikh Jarrah, a Palestinian neighbourhood of East Jerusalem, is considered by Israel as part of their state, and by Palestinians as under occupation. This contested locality is where Rema Hammami, a Palestinian anthropologist and writer, has lived for over 20 years, witnessing escalating Israeli control of the territory. Through an examination of Hammami's autobiographical essay, "Home and Exile in East Jerusalem" (2013), this article explores the effects of Israel's colonization of land on Hammami and her community as they struggle to protect their environment. It draws on a paradigm expressed by many critics (including Hammami) of Israeli tactics as a complex system of spatial control. It also assesses various assertions that the spatial politics of Palestine/Israel challenge temporality; in particular, the distinction between-and passage from-colonial to postcolonial. Overall, the article reiterates the relevance of spatial thinking for analysing the conflict and its contested localities, and demonstrates that such thinking is a productive way of reflecting on Palestinian life-writing.

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Imperial Israel and the Palestinians

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Jewish extremist and terrorist organizations in Israel

Jewish extremist and terrorist organizations in Israel

Conflito, discriminação e segregação na Palestina ocupada: etnocracia como síntese teórica possível

Contested space: Control and resistance in Rema Hammami’s East Jerusalem

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