The Zionist assault on Judaism – Jeff Halper

Posted July 8, 2021, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News.

An Israeli soldier keeps guard near a Palestinian woman standing next to Star of David graffiti sprayed by Israeli settlers at an Army checkpoint in the center of Hebron. May 18, 2009 (Photo: Menahem Kahana/AFP/Getty Images) Zionism has not yet murdered Judaism but it has undermined its moral and historical integrity. By intentionally fanning antisemitism,… Read more »

Here in Israel, the Perils of a Government of ‘No Politics’ – Jeff Halper

Posted June 11, 2021, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News.

The country’s new coalition government, whose only common ground is the desire to get rid of Benjamin Netanyahu, might just mark a turning point in Israel’s ability to avoid accountability for its actions. JERUSALEM—Israel is currently passing through its Trumpian moment. Indeed, staunch Trump ally Benjamin Netanyahu is out-trumping Trump, calling the results of the March 23… Read more »

The Limits of International Law and Human Rights – Jeff Halper

Posted February 26, 2021, by & filed under ICAHD reports, Jeff Halper, News.

The decision of the International Criminal Court (ICC) that Palestine in fact constitutes a state actor entitled to bring charges of war crimes against Israeli political and military leaders, and that the ICC in fact has jurisdiction, will not be a game-changer. True, it is a good thing that Israel is held accountable for violations… Read more »

Watch Recording of Launch of Jeff Halper’s New Book ‘Decolonizing Israel, Liberating Palestine’ (27 January 2021) – and Buy the Book

Posted January 7, 2021, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News, Videos.

‘A powerful and convincing case – a must read for anyone looking for fresh ideas of how to end the long and bloody conflict in Palestine’ – Ilan Pappe, Professor of History and Director of the European Centre for Palestine Studies at the University of Exeter   Jeff Halper and chair Yasmin Alibhai Brown have… Read more »

What are the Implications of Trump’s Deals for the Palestinians?

Posted October 29, 2020, by & filed under ICAHD reports, Jeff Halper, News.

Jeff Halper – 29 October 2020 As an Israeli, I should feel happy and more secure after Trump’s brokered “normalization” between Israel and the UAE, Bahrain and now Sudan. But his brand of transactional diplomacy leaves one feeling uncomfortable that such an achievement happened without resolving any of the underlying issues. Now all diplomacy is… Read more »

Normalization between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE): When “peace” is not a good thing – Jeff Halper

Posted August 18, 2020, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News.

The agreement to normalize relations between Israel and the UAE is being sold to us as “historic” and a positive development that will change the Middle East. Bahrain, Oman, Sudan and Saudi Arabia are said to be waiting in line. Peace always appears to be good, especially if it can help resolve the Arab-Israeli Conflict…. Read more »

Peter Beinart Doesn’t Go Far Enough – Jeff Halper, 13 July 2020

Posted July 13, 2020, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News.

Israeli and Palestinian flags (illustrative).Credit: © Tonygers | Dreamstime.com   ICAHD’s Jeff Halper has had an opinion piece published in the Israeli newspaper Ha’aretz, in response to the brouhaha generated by Peter Beinart’s two articles: “Yavne: A Jewish Case for Equality in Israel-Palestine,” published in Jewish Currents, and “I No Longer Believe in a Jewish… Read more »

The Dangers of the Security State

Posted June 12, 2020, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News.

A lot of attention has been directed recently at the “training” American police receive from Israel. Its extensive and pervasive. A lot of the violent and militarized police culture we see has either been generated by Israeli tactics and weaponry – or has been reinforced by it (American police forces being violent well before Israel)…. Read more »

A Message For Nakba Day – Jeff Halper

Posted May 29, 2020, by & filed under Jeff Halper, News.

Today, May 15th, is Nakba Day, the 72nd anniversary of the expulsion of about 750,000 Palestinians from their homes and homeland, in 1948. But there’s a feeling in the air this year of resurgence, of anticipation that this is not another anniversary, but that we are on the cusp of something new and dramatic in… Read more »