Editorial \ Letters to Other Editors \ News from the Fatherland \ News from the Colonies \ Down with the Occupation \ From the Diary of an Israeli Arab – Fauzi El-Asmar \ Zionism and the Palestinians ‒ Akiva Orr \ Israeli Press Opinion: Uri Avneri, Yeshayahu Ben Porat, Uri Harari \ The Palestine Conflict – Moshé Macover and Eli Lobel \ A Poem by Amos Kenan \ Jews & Arabs Demonstrate Against Occupation.
The historically complex conflict in the Middle East is not a clash between Jews and Arabs as such, as the nationalists claim, but a clash between Zionist colonization, which is, and always has been, an ally of imperialism, and the indigenous population of Palestine.
Suggestions for dispersing women's demonstrations with tear-gas; The problem of the Arab refugees; Like Rhodesia?; An interview with a leader of Al Fatah; Demonstrations by women in the occupied territories; Not only Jews were hung in Iraq; From Cuba to the editor of the Israel imperial News; Don't withdraw from Sinai; Democracy in Israel?
Valley Residents are Demanding Border Move; Appeal to Students to Counteract Anti-Israeli Influence; Policemen dragged members of Matzpen from Sokolov House; Exercise in Democracy; Police Will Recruit Students for Temporary Police Duties
Demonstrations in Gaza; Hundreds in Nablus Demonstrations; The Lands of Latrun; Occupation Benefits the Rich; The Nablus Schools Closed after Riots; Schools Closed in Ramallah
They still talk about democracy here. Yes, my Jewish friend, I can say whatever I like. Then they will do – whatever they like.
When Zionists talk of "the threat of annihilation", they do not mean "physical extermination" but mainly the denial of special rights to Jews in Palestine. Zionists will only accept the principle of "one person ‒ one vote" as long as Jews are in the majority.
It is not by chance that people in Gaza are hungry; it is not by chance that they have no employment; it is not by chance that wages in Gaza are below the necessary minimum. All this is so because someone wanted it to be so. Someone in Jerusalem. A collective "someone".
The Yediot Aharonot journalist draws a line between the Israeli communists and the members of Matzpen who "smear the walls of houses in Jerusalem with slogans like 'Down with the occupation', demand the abolition of Zionism and the Jewish State as such, and like El-Fatah raise the slogan of a State that will accomodate both Jews and Arabs".
In our great enthusiasm at the achievements of Israel's independence and sovereignty we sometimes forget Zionism's negative aspect – it's cruel world outlook. In our ardour for Zionism, we ignore the effect of Zionist practice and Zionist ideology on the life and position of Jews who do not want to be Zionists.
The conflict in the Middle-East is primarily a Palestinian conflict, rather than a Judeo-Arab or Middle-Eastern one. It is primarily the problem of the Palestinian Arab people who have been deprived of their national rights and who are engaged in the fight for the reaffirmation of these rights.
A March on One Foot: A Hebrew poem by Amos Kenan (written in Paris 1957, when he had not yet been the kind of zionist he became).
Know thy Leader; Know thy People; Know thy Arabs; Know thy Economy; Know thy Enemy
The murder in Rafah exposes the true face of the Parliament, of the Government, and of the Zionist regime in general.
Statement of the Israeli Socialist Organization (Matzpen)