History of u. S. Navy. Book tv, 48 hours of nonfiction books and authors. Television for serious readers. And now is wen stevenson. Thank you so much for coming out. We are happy to have you at book court. We are happy that Wen Stephenson is out talking about his book, what were fighting for now is each other. And we also tonight doing this event with the nation and 350. Org and we have a few folks from those organization who is are going to talk to you before we hear from wen. His book is about his Climate Change. He is going to be talking to us and after that, we will have a questionandanswer period and we will have a chance to mingle. Im going to turn it over to roane carey from 350. Org so make him welcome. [applause] hi, everybody, i will take kelly too, its a good irish name too like carey. Wen was a fantastic writer to our magazine. Weve always had good writing and reporting on climate. Wen brought some additional strength and power in just three ways hes been really great. Firs
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Originally published in 2008, this article has been edited to reflect the passage of time. Richard Becker is the author of Palestine, Israel and the U.S. Empire.
Read his latest article on Palestine here.
May 15 marks the 72nd anniversary of what is billed in the U.S. and Israeli mainstream media as Israel’s “independence,” and what the Palestinian and Arab peoples as a whole know as al-Nakba the Catastrophe. To make way for the creation of the Israeli settler state, more than half of the Palestinian population was driven out of their homeland by means of terror.
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