Headlines Feb 22
Posted: Saturday, February 22, 2003

Mobilize For The Next Phase
The Anti-war Movement Shifts Gears

It's OK to Eat Belgian Chocolate
"Don't eat Belgian chocolate," the Israel consul in Florida ordered the large Jewish community there.

EU letter harshly criticizes Israel's actions
There has been a further deterioration in already tense relations between Israel and the European Union. EU ambassadors submitted to the Foreign Ministry in Jerusalem on Wednesday strongly-worded objections to IDF actions in the territories and were met with criticism on EU policy toward the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Bringing the Battle Back Home
Linking War and Domestic Violence

UN INSPECTORS TRASH BUSH'S EVIDENCE
US intelligence on Iraq's weapons of mass destruction was "garbage", UN inspectors said yesterday. They claimed "undeniable" evidence that Saddam Hussein was double-dealing over disarmament was "circumstantial, outdated or completely wrong". The weapons team said they found NOTHING at an alleged nuclear research site shown in satellite pictures to the UN, and NOTHING at a Saddam palace where they were given precise co-ordinates of incriminating evidence.

Mr Blair isn't being straight about Iraq

How can dossier stealing Blair be straight?

Democratic Hopefuls Blast Bush Policies

Israeli army opened fire at Palestinian demonstrators in Nablus, UNHCR: Israeli practices unjustified
The Israeli forces yesterday continued its operations against the Palestinians in acts of killing, detention and destruction of homes as well as breaking into cities and villages.

US government mounts conspiracy
frame-up of Palestinian activists
The indictment and arrest February 20 of University of South Florida (USF) Professor Sami Amin Al-Arian and three other men on terrorist conspiracy charges is an outrageous attempt to railroad individuals to prison because of their political opposition to the murderous policies of the Israeli government and Washington’s complicity in the repression of the Palestinian people.

Lecturer rejects US terror claims as 'nonsense'

Over 100 UK MPs to rebel against Iraq war
Over 100 Labour MPs are expected to demonstrate their opposition to a war against Iraq by refusing to support next week's substantive motion in parliament on the British government's policy.

World must block Bush, Blair's belligerence
There is a kind of fatigue about the imminent Anglo-American attack on Iraq that is the result of media saturation and helplessness. The talk of war, preparations for it and declarations about it have become so much a part of our daily diet for almost a year now that even though the majority of the peoples of the world (opinion poll or no opinion poll) are opposed to the war. They are so tired of being bombarded by its imminence that many no longer care to read or watch anything to do with the war or simply switch off mentally when they hear "Iraq".

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