War Crimes Videos

Mosaic is a Peabody Award-winning daily compilation of television news reports from the Middle East. - Protestors Burning Basij Station - US Launches Operation Operation Khanjar In Afghanistan - Iraqis Celebrate US Withdrawal from Cities Protestors Burning Basij Station Press TV, Iran US Launches Operation Operation Khanjar In Afghanistan Dubai TV, UAE Poorly Armed Iraqi Security Forces Celebrate US Withdrawal from Mosul Al Jazeera TV, Qatar Iraqi Officials May Be Involved in Recent Explosions Al Sharqiya TV, Iraq Amnesty International Accuses Israel of War Crimes in Gaza Al Arabiya TV, UAE Amnesty International Report is Biased IBA TV, Israel AUB Students Attacked & Robbed in Jubail Future TV, Lebanon

This is not a Hollywood or Bollywood movie. This is a real news report from Gaza that shows a sample of the inhuman result on our Palestinian health system caused by the the Zionist-Israeli occupation siege on Gaza, which continued even after the Israeli genocide war there.

Author: bb2007 Added: Fri, 08 May 2009 14:34:21 -0800 Duration: 0Are You A Citizen (Or Are You A Slave) is a strident anthem salute to struggle that is done in strident Cajun waltz style. The song challenges citizen apathy and cynicism. It confronts the notion that we cannot change anything by citing the historical record of struggle that says otherwise. Colonialism, slavery, and debtor prisons have been defeated, and a Bill of Rights, the right to organize unions, civil rights, and voting rights were all won through struggle. As Thomas Paine once said, "Rights are not gifts from one man to another, nor from one class of men to another." Rights are inalienable and not granted by the political powers that be. "Use your Bill of Rights 'til your struggles are won!"

It Is No Dream "If you will it, it is no dream," wrote the founder of political Zionism Theodor Herzl in 1902, prophesizing the creation of a utopian Jewish state. One hundred years later, some of the harshest critics of Israel's occupation policies are Israelis themselves – a small minority of intellectuals, political activists and artists whose voices are rarely heard outside Israel. Shortly after the outbreak of the second Intifada in 2001, filmmakers Benny Brunner and Joseph Rochlitz travelled through the country and spoke to a number of them: Meir Shalev – one of Israel's best-known writers. Gideon Levy – columnist for Haaretz newspaper. Jessica Montell – Director of B'Tselem (Israeli Human Rights Center). Yehudit Katzir – writer. Yizhar Be'er – Director of the Israeli Center for the Protection of Democracy. Adi Ophir – Professor of Philosophy at Tel Aviv University. Noa Levy – leader of the High School students "refusal-to-serve" movement." Yitzhak La'or – writer and poet. The filmmakers also attended a major peace rally in Tel Aviv, and recorded the fiery words of Yishai Rosen-Tzvi, one of the first to sign the Letter of Refusal to serve in the Occupied Territories: "Fighting against terrorism? What a joke! Government and army policies create a hothouse for terrorism (...) It is forbidden to treat men, women and children like dirt. The more people understand it, the sooner there will be an end to this cursed occupation." The film is enhanced by the powerful work of artist David Reeb, who frequently uses images of the occupation in his drawings and paintings. Documentary - 53 minutes Produced & Directed by Benny Brunner and Joseph Rochlitz Original languages: English & Hebrew with English subtitles © 2002 B.Brunner & J. Rochlitz All Rights Reserved Cast: Joseph Rochlitz, Benny Brunner

Mark Danner talks about the brutal massacre in 1981 of an entire village in El Salvador at the hands of an American-trained "elite" unit of Salvadorean government troops, recorded in Santa Monica, California, in April, 1994

During Israel's 22-day military operations in Gaza, from 27 December 2008 to 18 January 2009, named Operation Cast Lead, the so-called "Israel Defence Forces" (IDF) repeatedly exploded white phosphorus munitions in the air over populated areas, killing and injuring civilians, and damaging civilian structures, including a school, a market, a humanitarian aid warehouse and a hospital. Marc Garlasco, Senior Military Analyst, Human Rights Watch, discusses the ground investigation and findings.

What Johnathan Turley says, with heavy heart and disbelief we've gone this far as a Country, should be brought into public discussion and possible implementation, more...as our Representatives seem to be hell bent on going along with the administrations shredding of the Constitution and the Laws of this Country! MSNBC Video My Thoughts at my Site War Crimes

A promo video by my friend, the Brazilian cartoonist Carlos Latuff. This is for his continuing series of cartoons strips. tales-of-iraq-war.blogspot.com/ latuff2.deviantart.com/ Cast: davidbdr