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What a cat in a keffiyeh reveals about AI’s anti-Palestinian bias
Popular AI systems are reproducing the internet’s existing prejudices against Palestinians, creating new forms of digital erasure and discrimination.
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Ameera Kawash
April 25, 2023
This land has been here longer than you and me
Even if we can’t accept each other’s historical narratives, it is still possible to acknowledge that there are both Israelis and Palestinians living here today. By Alex Stein MK Anat Berko (Likud) kicked off a storm in the Knesset last week when she pointed out that Arabic doesn’t have a ‘P’ sound, meaning that Palestinians…
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February 13, 2016
The incitement Netanyahu doesn’t want to talk about
The Israeli prime minister casts blame on Arab MKs and long-dead clerics but won’t talk about the messianic incitement coming from his own government. And forget about a discussion on the occupation’s role in inciting violence. Member of Knesset Basel Ghattas entered the Haram al-Sharif/Temple Mount on Monday in direct contradiction of instructions from Benjamin…
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Michael Schaeffer Omer-Man
October 28, 2015
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Searching for incitement in Palestinian mosques — harder than you think
Channel 10 News wanted so badly to prove that Muslim preachers in Israel and the occupied territories use their Ramadan sermons to incite against Jews. Something went wrong along the way. By Anat Saragusti “Incitement in Mosques.” That was the headline of a campaign that ran on Israel’s Channel 10 News this week, and which…
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The Seventh Eye
July 19, 2015
A Month in Photos: Popular struggle, come hell or high water
Editors’ picks of the top photos from Palestine, Israel and beyond for the month of February. This month, Palestinians establish a new protest tent, ultra-Orthodox Jews protest military recruitment, Israeli factory workers protest job cuts, a 14-year-old Palestinian girl is released from prison after 44 days, Negev Bedouin mourn their lost ones, Bil’in marks 10…
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Activestills
March 2, 2015
The Davidization of Jerusalem: On the politics of symbols
It’s no coincidence that images of the Tower of David are popping up everywhere in the holy city: right-wing settlers and real estate moguls alike have been using the symbol to gain power. By Dana Hercbergs Like mushrooms after the rain, the Tower of David seems to be popping up in new places in Jerusalem. Its…
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+972 Magazine
December 28, 2014
Photos of the month: The holy city nears its boiling point
Just a month ago, Jerusalem’s residents were celebrating Eid al-Adha. Since then tensions have approached a boiling point, Muslims and Jews are adopting dangerous rhetoric about the Temple Mount and blood has been spilled on both sides. A month in photos. Photos by: Oren Ziv, Yotam Ronen, Ahmad al-Bazz, Fiaz Abu-Rmeleh, Tali Mayer / Activestills.org…
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Activestills
November 1, 2014
The fraud that is the Temple Mount movement
Following the murder attempt on Yehuda Glick, the claim is being made – and getting a more sympathetic hearing than usual – that he and his colleagues have been leading a civil rights movement for Jews. Don’t believe it. Ten years ago I interviewed Likud Knesset member Moshe Feiglin in his office in the West…
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Larry Derfner
October 31, 2014
Formula 1 promo de-Arabizes Jerusalem skyline
Q: If you’re the Jerusalem mayor, how do you market your city to tourists? A: Erase all the non-Jewish landmarks. By Eldad Brin Take a second to look at the new logo for the second annual Jerusalem Formula 1 Road Show: Let’s put aside the fact that the promotional logo, which was printed and put up…
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+972 Magazine
October 6, 2014
Judenrein or Judaized? A false choice for the Temple Mount
The conflict over Jerusalem’s Temple Mount has been a sticking point in Israeli-Palestinian negotiations for nearly 15 years. But as time goes on, it becomes clearer that the zero-sum game between Muslims and Jews is but a grim reflection of the reality of the occupation. By Nicholas Saidel Imagine religious Jewish and Muslim pilgrims praying together…
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+972 Magazine
January 3, 2014
Who actually suffers from a boycott of Jerusalem?
Last week, the Grand Mufti of Egypt, Ali Gomaa, made an unprecedented visit to Jerusalem, where he worshiped at the famous Al Aqsa Mosque. His visit drew condemnation from Muslim leaders in Egypt, and even from some Palestinians. Muslim leaders across the Middle East have long followed a policy of boycotting travel to Jerusalem, until…
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Aziz Abu Sarah
April 26, 2012
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