Sabbah Report

How to Save the United States and Israel From Themselves

by SR Editor September 16, 2011

A veto will provoke uproar among Muslims everywhere. Everyone already knows this, but the Obama administration ignores it.

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US Ambassador: Support for Israel drives all US policies

by Alison Weir September 16, 2011

America’s new Ambassador to Israel explains that support for Israel drives all US policies, not American needs.

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People of Sabra and Shatila, I’ll Never Forget You.

by Dr. Christof Lehmann September 16, 2011

Twenty nine years after massacres in Sabra and Shatila. Watch 50 minutes documentary with interviews of politicians, eyewitnesses, and survivors.

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Wadi Fuqeen: Palestine’s Valley of Hope and Despair

by SR Editor September 15, 2011

The Israeli occupation deprives Palestinians of their water resources, illegal settlements continue to pour raw sewage into the many valleys of the occupied West Bank.

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New York Times: Railing Against Palestinian Statehood

by Stephen Lendman September 15, 2011

Longstanding Times policy supports wealth and power; war, not peace; US hegemony and imperial rampaging; and all things benefiting Israel.

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From Saigon to Cairo – Escapes on Helicopter skids

by Antoine Raffoul September 15, 2011

From Saigon to Cairo, there exists a geographical line which, if drawn accurately, will pass through Sharm-El-Sheikh.

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Palestine’s future – its students – must be set free

by Stuart Littlewood September 13, 2011

Israel’s determined effort to prevent the creation of educated Palestinian cadres through the systematic repression, harassment and ill-treatment of Palestinian students and the disruption of their education.

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The Day The Bush War on Terror Began

by James M. Wall September 13, 2011

Politicians, began to shape a different future, a worldwide attack on Islam. Our nation needs writers who possess a “moral squint” and don’t hesitate to write and speak about it.

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Triumph of groupthink

by Lawrence Davidson September 11, 2011

Why senior politicians & bureaucrats avoid honestly speaking out their minds on crucial matters of war and peace while they are in a position to put their views into practice?

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House of Horrors: America ten years after 9/11

by Paul J. Balles September 11, 2011

Assassinations, kidnappings, torture–the actions of uncivilized pirates, barbaric criminals and rogue governments. The entire litany of vicious crimes against humanity, fitting for horrid, inhuman terrorist groups or third world mongrels, now belongs to America.

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Lawsuit aims to punish Olympia Food Co-op for boycott of Israeli goods

by Haitham Sabbah September 10, 2011

Olympia Food Co-op: We can assure you that this lawsuit will not diminish our commitment to the rule of law and universal human rights for all people.

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9/11 Mythology: The Big Lie of Our Time

by Stephen Lendman September 9, 2011

Revealing 9/11 truth is also vital “for the sake of preventing further crimes against democracy.” Many lines of evidence show that 9/11 was an inside job.

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9/11: Open letter & challenge to ADL’s Abe Foxman

by Alan Hart September 9, 2011

Zionism: The Real Enemy of the Jews – Israelis must be aware that the price of their misconduct is paid not only by them but also Jews throughout the world.

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Media Manipulation of 9/11 Truth

by Stephen Lendman September 9, 2011

Just as Wall Street, war profiteers, Big Oil, Big Pharma, and other corporate favorites steal with impunity, it’s OK for America’s media to lie.

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A thousand-and-one reasons why Palestine must get independence

by Stuart Littlewood September 8, 2011

New report from Bethlehem University shows that academic staff had been attacked again by Israeli squatters. Palestinian universities suffer the severest restrictions in delivering knowledge.

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