Denijal Jegic

The deal is not a ‘his­toric break­through’, but an­oth­er stab in the back of the Pales­tin­ian peo­ple.

Ger­many is us­ing ac­cu­sa­tions of anti-Semi­tism to pro­tect Is­rael from crit­i­cism and sti­fle dis­cus­sions about colo­nial­ism.

Croat lead­ers need to take im­me­di­ate ac­tion to counter the nor­mal­i­sa­tion of racist and xeno­pho­bic views in the coun­try.

White su­prema­cists, anti-Semi­tes, neo-Nazis and re­li­gious fun­da­men­tal­ists find in­spi­ra­tion, and sup­port, in Tel Aviv.

The way Bosni­ans re­spond­ed to Macron’s Is­lam­o­pho­bic re­marks about their coun­try demon­strates their staunch Eu­ro­cen­trism.

And why its hopes for recog­ni­tion from Is­rael keep get­ting crushed.

The Ger­man po­lit­i­cal es­tab­lish­ment has come af­ter BDS just as vi­cious­ly as Is­rael has.

The Ger­man and Aus­tri­an far right is in­cor­po­rat­ing Zion­ism into ul­tra­na­tion­al­ism to white­wash its bloody past.

The lack of se­ri­ous ac­tion against the far right has en­abled the cur­rent xeno­pho­bic surge in East Ger­many.