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As tensions over Nagorno-Karabakh rise, Israel must halt arms sales to Azerbaijan
With fighting over the region renewed between Azerbaijan and Armenia, Israel should at the very least avoid contributing to the escalation.
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Eitay Mack
October 9, 2020
To protect its Kurdish allies, Israel must stand up to Turkey
Israel has repeatedly assisted in genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes by selling arms, training and know-how to murderous regimes. This makes it difficult to trust that it will do the right thing regarding the Kurds. By Eitay Mack The world is watching with alarm as the Turkish army commences its military invasion of…
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+972 Magazine
October 14, 2019
Israel’s arms exports: A decade of war and new markets
As Europe stops relying on Israel for arms exports, the Jewish state is looking for new markets, forging alliances with right-wing authoritarians who will likely use those weapons against their own citizens. By Ryan Wentz and Sahar Vardi Honduran president Juan Orlando Hernandez was supposed to light a torch during Israel’s 70th Independence Day ceremony next week.…
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+972 Magazine
April 12, 2018
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Turkey must fulfill its pledge to Israel
Netanyahu publicly placed his reputation and his country’s pride on the line in order to appease Obama and improve relations with Turkey; by ignoring its already agreed upon terms, Erdogan will make the Israeli people less likely to support another far-reaching agreement. By Aaron Magid At the end of a much-anticipated trip to Israel in…
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+972 Magazine
September 4, 2013
At summer camp, Syrian child refugees recall a lost homeland
SYRIA-TURKEY BORDER – Last week, my colleagues and I started a summer camp for hundreds of Syrian child refugees on the Syrian-Turkish border. While pundits and self-proclaimed “experts” are debating what to do in Syria, or whether the US should strike or not, we decided to act rather than talk. After all, over a 100,000…
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Aziz Abu Sarah
August 29, 2013
Turkey alliances over Syria conflict strained by Egypt coup
Ankara’s strong stance on the Syria conflict helped bolster its status as a rising leader in the region. But its approach to the coup in Egypt could undo that. By Ilhan Tanir In early 2012, I visited Damascus and its suburbs and stayed there for two weeks. I met with Syrians of diverse professions, from…
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August 24, 2013
From Bedouin fighting eviction to artists protesting theater closure: A week in photos: June 27 – July 4
This week, Palestinian and Bedouin citizens of Israel protest against the ‘Prawer Plan‘ to displace tens of thousands, Palestinians protest the occupation in the West Bank, artists and activists demonstrate against the closure of a Palestinian children’s theater in East Jerusalem and Turks head back to the streets.
By
Activestills
July 5, 2013
PHOTOS: ‘Stand-still’ protests quietly take over Taksim Square
Text and photos by Oren Ziv/Activestills.org Turkish choreographer Erdem Gunduz stood unnoticed in Taksim Square for several hours on Tuesday before his presence at Istanbul’s flashpoint was announced on the social network Twitter and went viral. Hundreds soon joined his protest in solidarity. Later, Turkish police intervened, clearing the square and arresting several demonstrators. On Wednesday, hundreds came…
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Activestills
June 19, 2013
From Taksim protests to Women in Black: A week in photos – June 7 – June 12
This week: anti-government protesters continue to clash with riot police in Gezi Park near Taksim Square in Istanbul, Turkey, Israeli police arrest social protesters in Jerusalem and the Angry Grandmothers make a (singing) return to mark the 46th anniversary of the Israeli occupation. …
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Activestills
June 14, 2013
PHOTOS: Turkish police take over Taksim Square, push back protesters
After nearly two weeks of holding Istanbul’s central square, Turkish police raided and took back Taksim Square from protesters Tuesday, pushing the protest camp back into Gezi Park where the demonstrations began in late May. Photos and text by Oren Ziv ISTANBUL — Turkish police took over Taksim Square Tuesday morning, pushing the anti-government protests…
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Activestills
June 12, 2013
From Turkish Spring to Naksa Day: A week in photos – May 30 – June 6
This week: Clashes between Turkish protesters and police in Istanbul’s Taksim Square and the capital Ankara, Israeli soldiers threaten the children of the West Bank, Palestinians commemorate the Naksa and Israelis protest against the occupation in the streets of Tel Aviv.
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Activestills
June 7, 2013
PHOTOS: Ankara protests grow as Istanbul clashes subside
Photos and text by Oren Ziv and Yotam Ronen Istanbul: Police and protesters did not clash in Istanbul on Thursday night for the first time since the anti-government demonstrations began. Inside Gezi Park, protesters created different systems to serve the thousands of inhabitants, including: a medical clinic, library, a space where supporters can donate food and…
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Activestills
June 7, 2013
Last Metro to Taksim, part 5: The siege of Constantinople
A night that is almost too calm turns violent, then calm again, and then comes the day to make conclusions. Photography by May Castelnuovo. Click here for the full series. It’s 2 a.m. when we arrive back to Istanbul from Bursa. Istiklal Avenue is busier than at noon. Street musicians are everywhere, many playing “Bella Ciao,” the struggle’s…
By
Yuval Ben-Ami
June 6, 2013
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