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For those who came to hear Bassem Eid last Sunday at Congregation Beth Tikvah-B’nai Jeshurun in suburban Philadelphia, an event sponsored by StandWithUs, the afternoon served as an unusual treat.  What the audience heard...

Whereas the movement's spokespeople live in comfortable circumstances abroad, boycotts will result in increased economic hardships for actual Palestinians. Everyone appears to have an opinion on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. As I learned on a recent...

Israel has reinvented apartheid Apartheid. This word tends to conjure up specific images and ideas: South Africa, Nelson Mandela, pariah, boycotts. This is why dialogue about Israel’s status as an apartheid state becomes – for...

PRESS RELEASE OF THE EMBASSY OF PALESTINE Pretoria, 05 March 2015 The Palestinian Embassy in South Africa is aware that Bassem Eid claiming to be a human rights activist is currently in South Africa as a guest...

A response to “The dark side of Israel’s vaccine success story”, Mail & Guardian, 13 January 2021 George Orwell, perhaps Great Britain’s greatest gift to Western literature, urged readers to be wary of the deceptive use of...

University as Income Provider to Radical Academic-Activists  Israel Academia Monitor  כללי  17 בDecember 2020 17.12.2020 Editorial Note Palestinian activists have recently launched a campaign to recruit Israelis to promote what they call a “single democratic state”.  Among those who signed...

A Palestinian human rights activist said Thursday that he was “terrified” by the hostile reception and physical threats he received while lecturing at the University of Chicago. Bassem Eid, founder of the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group, expressed...

Founder of the Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group – Bassem Eid – has told 850 people attending WIZO’s major function at Randwick Racecourse last night that the current Palestinian leadership is too old, corrupt...

According to those who know Yiddish this term, especially popular amongst Israelis, is used when someone wants to quickly (and often very bluntly) get to the point. Tachlis is all about efficiency and getting to...