All 22 articles by Neve Gordon

  • 04 Feb 08
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    The Experiment in Gaza

    The experiment in famine began on January 18, 2008. Israel hermetically closed all of Gaza's borders, preventing food, medicine and... MORE »

  • 12 Sep 06
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    Fighting the Larger War

    The War On Terror is unique because its political, temporal and geographic borders are unknown and its enemy is fluidly ill-defined. MORE »

  • 23 Jan 06
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    Hamas: Sharon’s Legacy?

    Both the Israeli and Palestinian political arenas are in turmoil. In Israel, Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's stroke has... MORE »

  • 11 Feb 05
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    Spellbound

    A specter is haunting the Middle East: the specter of "democratic occupation." MORE »

  • 04 Jan 05
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    Israel’s Ideologues

    “Are you a donor to Israeli universities?” the anonymous writer asks. If yes, you should “learn what is... MORE »

  • 26 Mar 04
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    Strange Motives

    What was the logic behind Israel’s assassination of the founder and spiritual leader of Hamas? MORE »

  • 02 Jun 03
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    Right to Know

    With no help from U.S., the world takes steps to find the “disappeared” MORE »

  • 20 Feb 03
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    Arabs and Jews Against the War

    In early February, 10 Israelis from different grassroots organizations crossed the Qalandia checkpoint and entered besieged Ramallah, a city... MORE »

  • 06 Dec 02
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    Don’t Fence Me In

    Have you ever thought about the baby-bottle nipple and the extensive impact this small object has had on... MORE »

  • 15 Mar 02
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    Sharon’s Lessons In Terror

    It was on March 4, the day Israeli security forces killed 17 Palestinians—five of them children—that Prime Minister... MORE »