Tadamon! Montréal vous encourage à soutenir et vous impliquer dans les mobilisations populaires contre le sommet « Partenariat pour la Sécurité et la Prospérité » (PSP) qui aura lieu à Montebello au Québec, entre le 19 et 21 août où le président des Etats Unis Georges Bush, le Premier Ministre canadien Stephen Harper, et le président mexicain Felipe Calderon se rencontreront.

Pour toute information sur le Partenariat pour la Sécurité et la Prospérité (PSP) et les manifestations, visitez Indymedia Montabello.

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Map: The Palestinian Bantustan Matrix, Israeli Committee Against House Demolitions.

Is it right to declare a state before the state build its economy, its productive bases?

Is it possible for a huge bureaucratic apparatus to last while there is no local productive base to meet its enormous salaries and needs?

Is it possible to achieve freedom without sovereignty?

Is it possible to sustain democracy without independence?

These are the main reservations against Oslo Accords (OA), and against the recent elections of the Palestinian Legislative Council (PLC) in the West Bank and Gaza Strip (WBG) for the Palestinian Self- Rule (SR), in spite of its technical success.

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Download the report from Ghassan Bannoura of IMEMC from the A-Infos Radio Project.

Listen to a report produced by Ghassan Bannoura of the International Middle East Media Center (IMEMC) on the visit of U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice to the occupied Palestinian West Bank on Thursday, August 2nd for the first time since Hamas took control of Gaza. It’s the latest in a series of strides Washington has taken to show its support for Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, and to push for Middle East peace talks. On the day of Rice’s visit to the occupied Palestinian territories the Israeli Army carried out several invasions in the West Bank, kidnapping twelve Palestinians.

JEUDI, 16 août 2007 à midi pile !
Manif-action contre le SCRS et le SPP
Square Dorchester (René-Lévesque et Peel), Métro Peel

Dans le cadre de la semaine d’actions contre le Partenariat pour la sécurité et la prospérité (PSP), le Rassemblement populaire contre l’injustice sécuritaire (RPCIS) vous invite à une manifestation pour dénoncer le rôle du Service canadien de renseignement et de sécurité (SCRS) dans la criminalisation, le harcèlement et le profilage des réfugiés, immigrants et sans-statut.

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Une discussion communautaire sur le Partenariat nord-américain pour la sécurité
et la prospérité (SPP) et les conséquences potentielles sur nos communautés montrélaises
comme Côte-des-Neiges et autres.

Lundi 13 août à 5:30
5347 Côte-des-Neiges, 2 étage
Centre communautaire de la Côte-des-Neiges,
metro Côte-des-Neiges

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Listen to a special edition of Radio Tadamon! focused on commemorating the July 2006 Israeli military assault on Lebanon, a 34 day war that left over 1300 Lebanese civilians dead, large parts of the national infrastructure destroyed and southern Lebanon littered in over 1 million unexploded cluster bombs.

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New report documents past quarter century of Israeli attacks on Lebanese civilians…

‘The Price We Pay’ seeks to counterbalance influence of Jewish lobbies
on US policy in Middle East, questions morality of American aid to Jewish state

BEIRUT: Israel was once reprimanded by the United States for its use of cluster bombs in civilian areas. In 1984, The New York Times credited Franklin P. Lamb’s first book with gathering the evidence that spurred former President Ronald Reagan’s administration into cutting off Israel’s supplies of US cluster bombs. A quarter-century on, Lamb returned to update “Israel’s War in Lebanon” (South End Press, 1984) in the wake of last summer’s war. The result is the substantial report “The Price We Pay: A Quarter-Century of Israel’s Use of American Weapons Against Civilians in Lebanon (1978-2006).”

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Three racist, discriminatory decisions undermine Israel’s democratic character…

One of the clearest rules that distinguishes a democratic state from a non-democratic state is the principle of equality when it comes to rights and obligations. In a democratic country, all citizens regardless of race, religious, gender or origin are entitled to equality when it comes to national assets, services and resources, and all citizens regardless of race, religion, gender or origin are equally obligated by national duties.

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BEIRUT: An empty lot in Dahiyeh, Beirut’s southern suburbs and a Hizbullah stronghold, has been converted into an open-air exhibition in remembrance of last summer’s war with Israel.

Spider Web, as the exhibit is titled, serves as a stark reminder of the scale of death, destruction and the breadth of military engagement of the conflict.

“The idea behind this project was conceived by a group of artists and media people in commemoration of the war last summer. The exhibition embodies a panoramic story of the war told in an artistic way,” says Ali Daher, who supervised the project.

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Rejoignez-nous samedi 28 juillet afin de commémorer le second massacre de Qana en 2006, et soutenir la campagne de boycottage de l’apartheid israélien.

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