Following the recent release of the Turkish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, here’s my interview with the Turkish TV channel, Ekoturk.
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“Israel can now do what it wants. There are no red lines.”
Following the recent release of the Turkish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, here’s my interview with the newspaper, Arti Gercek: The relationship between Turkey and Israel has long been dysfunctional. From time to time, it was seen that being friends and supporting each other was mutually beneficial. Israel often had a large number…
“None of these activities, the killings, the assassinations, the destruction, none of that is making Israel safer”
Following the recent release of the Turkish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, I was interviewed by the Turkish news agency, Anadolu Agency (here’s the Turkish and English versions): “None of these activities, the killings, the assassinations, the destruction, none of that is making Israel safer,” Loewenstein said, noting that many countries, some of…
“It is very important to understand the difference between what a country says and what it does”
Following the recent release of the Turkish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, here’s my interview with leading Turkish outlet, Milliyet Sanat: “Filistin Laboratuvarı”nın ‘ikiyüzlü’ savaş piyasası | Milliyet Sanat
Israel’s embrace of tech repression
Following the recent release of the Turkish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, I was interviewed by the Turkish outlet, Bianet, on Israel’s use and abuse of tech in its war against the Palestinians: Loewenstein: Gazze’de yaptıklarına rağmen İsrail’e derin bir hayranlık var
Turkish edition of The Palestine Laboratory
I’m excited that the Turkish edition of my book, The Palestine Laboratory, is now out and generating a lot of interest.
Land grabbing becomes global phenomenon
My investigation in Australian publication New Matilda: International aid often comes with big strings attached. Antony Loewenstein is in South Sudan researching his explosive new book. Ethiopia’s Omo Valley is one of the most culturally diverse places on the planet. Industrial-size sugar plantations and a soon to open dam are strangling indigenous communities over more…
Hold the tears; Washington’s ability to wholly back Arab autocrats in jeopardy
The Middle East is changing before our very eyes and this of course worries the Western powers that have become used to dictating terms to Arab dictatorships. The New York Times has the official view. Can you feel the loss of power and prestige? While the popular uprisings of the Arab Spring created new opportunities…
Israel faces total isolation but not to worry colonies will keep them warm at night
The times they are a changing. Decades of Zionist arrogance, paying off dictatorships and expanding an illegal occupation is starting to bite. Finally. Violence against Israelis is utterly pointless and counterproductive, and should be condemned, but after years of Israel literally getting away with murder, we shouldn’t be surprised. Welcome to the new Middle East…
This is what Israeli isolation looks like (and Washington can’t do much)
Tony Karon in Time.com shows what happens when you brutally occupy another people for decades; the world gets sick of it: Israel’s fallout with long-time ally Turkey is no isolated spat that will be repaired any time soon; it’s a dramatic illustration that no amount of U.S. backing can prevent the growing international isolation resulting…