The Middle East at the Crossroads – by Abu Sa’id and Moshé Machover

2021-05-31T14:04:15+03:00January 10, 1989|Categories: Articles, Documents, Khamsin, Khamsin Bulletin 5, Khamsin Bulletins|Tags: , |

This is a re-print of an article that was originally published in September 1969. "The formula that restricts the struggle to Palestine alone, despite its revolutionary appearance, derives from a reformist attitude which seeks partial solutions within the framework of conditions now existing in the region. In fact, partial solutions can only be implemented through a compromise with imperialism and Zionism".

Comerade Jabra Nicola (1912-1974) – by Moshe Machover

2020-08-21T17:21:53+03:00April 10, 1975|Categories: Articles|Tags: , |

He had exactly what we lacked — a coherent conception of the Zionist colonization process, and in particular the way it affected the Arab society in Palestine. From him we got a much better and deeper understanding of Israel as an embodiment of Zionist colonization. Also, he had a conception of the Arab revolution as one and indivisible process. Matzpen’s positions on all these matters were adopted essentially under his influence.

Why the Kurds Should Be Supported ‒ by A. Sa’id (Jabra Nicola)

2019-10-12T23:08:33+03:00October 10, 1963|Categories: Articles|Tags: |

Recognising the right to self-determination of the Kurdish people and establishing an independent Kurdish state would not in any way be detrimental to the Arab liberation movement; on the contrary, an independent Kurdish state in Iraqi Kurdistan could become a centre and lever for the entire Kurdish national movement in Iran and Turkey.

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