On the Jan 15 Radiozine, Jenka Soderberg host a two part program on the crisis in Gaza. This is part two - an update on the situation in Gaza, from Rami Almeghari in Maghazi Refugee Camp outside Gaza City. She also speaks with Pennie Quinton in Nablus, where a 'Safe Place for Gaza' has been created to allow Palestinian factions to come together to express their support with their fellow Palestinians in Gaza.
Ani will speak with local organizer Nael Saker, about attacks in Gaza. We will have information on u
Nael Saker, works with the Arab American Cultural Center of Oregon, and was born in Gaza. While he has lived in Oregon for eighteen years, and is now an American citizen, Mr. Saker has four sisters and a brother currently living in Gaza.
On the Jan 15 Presswatch Theresa Mitchell, with the "news you're not supposed to Know," has done some research on the weapons being imported by Israel from the US. Massive shipments indicate that much more violence is being planned. Also info on how to boycott to protest the attacks. Also another look at the economy, and accountability.
Dave DeAngelis speaks with Michael Klare about the problem with cheap oil, and why America's overreliance on petroleum is the source of all its energy problems.
Michael Klare is the Five College Professor of Peace and World Security Studies, and is the author of "RISING POWERS, SHRINKING PLANET: The New Geopolitics of Energy"
Jenka Soderberg hosts a two part program on the crisis in Gaza. First she'll moderate a debate on the role of Israel in the crisis. Then she'll have an update on what's happening there.
The Old Mole's Jan Haaken interviews Portland Peace activists from Americans United for Palestinian Rights and Portland Peaceful Response. They take down the Israeli arguments for the attacks piece by piece. For more about boycotting local supporters of the destruction, contact pdxboycottisrael [at] riseup [dot] net.
Uri Avineri, former Israeli Cabinet member and Israeli peace activist, argues against the current attacks on Gaza in this piece called "Molten Lead," read here by Jan Haaken. The printed text is here.