This is a Song Dedicated to the 34 Men Killed, and to the Survivors of the USS Liberty, Attacked by the Israeli’s on June 8, 1967. It is like Grace Halsell says it was, “what we did not know, and were shocked to learn….”

The inability of the world community and the United Nations to challenge Israel only frustrates hopes for a stable and peaceful world. America’s inability to resolve the question of Palestine is one of the gravest tragedies of our times.

By Debbie Menon

Muddle and mixed messages while waiting for a Call to Action
The PA/PNA/PLO’s “enlightened road map to peace”. Is the PA/PNA/PLO going wholeheartedly for UN recognition or is it determined to scupper its people’s hopes by entertaining more “peace talks”? — by Stuart Littlewood / My Catbird Seat

“The amazing moments in the march came when protesters chanted: “Israel and Palestine, two states for two peoples”; “Yes we ‘ken’ (the Hebrew word for “yes”); and “Bibi and Barak, peace isn’t a game” by Dr. Ashraf Ezzat

The number of Israelis thinking of leaving Palestine is climbing rapidly according to researchers, while many more, with actual millennial roots but victims of ethnic cleansing, prepare to exercise their right of Return.
by Franklin Lamb

June 6 marks 44 years of occupation, a crime against humanity by any standard. There have been over 800,000 instances of imprisonment. Tens of thousands of people have been injured,” 30% left with permanent disabilities.
By Stephen Lendman / My Catbird Seat

“I intend to speak the unvarnished truth because now more than ever what we need is peace” Netanyahu said before he twisted the truth in his speech to the American Congress. “Demographic changes … this may be the most concrete point Netanyahu has come to mention in his whole speech and could very well be [...]

U.N. Security Council Resolution 242 of Nov. 22, 1967, concluded the war of that year and has been widely acknowledged by all parties to be the basis for a peace agreement.
It was not a new U.S. policy concerning the borders of Israel, nor should it have been surprising to Israeli leaders. by James Carter