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On IDF violence: My own private Lt. Colonel Shalom Eisner

And it’s not over because they are still out there.

(TEL AVIV +972Mag) - Nearly three years ago I also met a Shalom Eisner at a demonstration. He gashed my head with his blows for no reason.

Then too, like this week, a camera was filming as an IDF officer beat me up. To this day, my own private Shalom Eisner is running free.

New Footage Emerges of Eisner Attacking Activists

Prime minister in Ramallah, Salam Fayyad, met with Andreas Ias, the 20-year-old Danish activist who was initially thought to be the only person who was attacked by the officer.

(BETHLEHEM Ma'an) - An Israeli human rights group has released new footage of a dismissed army officer striking activists with his gun, days after his assault of a Danish national drew wide condemnation.

The footage, taken by the Palestinian Authority's official television network and released by the Israeli rights group B'Tselem, shows Lt. Col. Shalom Eisner striking several foreign solidarity activists with a machine gun.

Stupid and Mean and Brutal: Israel`s Settler-Officers in the Glare of Publicity

The more one sees the clip, the more one is shocked. The sheer brutality of this completely unprovoked act makes one flinch.

(TEL AVIV Redress) - “In blood and sweat / A race will arise to us / Proud and generous and brutal…” Thus wrote Vladimir (Ze’ev) Jabotinsky, the founder of extreme right-wing Zionism, who was also a writer and a poet.

Present-day Likud leaders see him as their forefather, much as Stalin saw Karl Marx.

Rabbis For Violence, Brutality and Abuse

Sooner or later, Israel and its Rabbis will have to face the horrific moral and ethical consequences of maintaining a racist, nationalist and expansionist Jewish State.

(LONDON) - In recent years we have learned about a few sporadic Rabbis who promote peace, justice and humanism.

But more often it seems, Israel’s prominent Rabbis are more openly enthusiastic about violence, brutality and abuse.

First All-Europe Racist/Fascist Gathering Overshadowed in Denmark

“EDL summit in Denmark humiliated by low attendance” - The Guardian

(COPENHAGEN) - On March 31, some 5000 Danes and a couple hundred like-minded anti-racists from other Scandinavian countries and England marched in Aarhus, to stop the spread of racist/fascist groupings popping up around Europe. Some have ties in the United States.

Their march was a counter-demonstration to the first all-Europe rally against Muslims.

Bob Dylan: `The Brazil Series` Paintings & Drawings in Copenhagen

“The Brazil Series” is exhibited in a large well lit gallery. In a gallery alcove, there is a timeline of Dylan's career.

(COPENHAGEN) - On our recent trip to Copenhagen, we visited the National Gallery of Denmark (Statens Museum for Kunst) for the first public showing of Bob Dylan's "The Brazil Series."

It includes 40 acrylic paintings and eight drawings he created during the period 2009-10.

Sarkozy: Failure in Copenhagen Would be a Catastrophe

European leaders expressed themselves in no uncertain terms when addressing fellow heads of state and governments attending the penultimate day of the UN climate conference in Copenhagen.

(COPENHAGEN, Denmark) - While climate negotiations continued at full stretch in the Bella Center on how to share the burden of carbon emissions cuts and the cost of global warming, European leaders took turns in delivering their peptalks in the plenary hall.

"There is less than 24 hours. If we carry on like this, it will be a failure," French President Nicolas Sarkozy warned.

UN`s Ban Ki-moon Lays Out Remaining Hurdles in Copenhagen Climate Talks

Slideshow features photos of Climate Change and the UN Secretary General's involvement.

(COPENHAGEN, Denmark) - The outcome of the historic climate change negotiations in Copenhagen hinges on the issues of emissions reductions and financing, Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said today.

He is urging world leaders to use the final days of the talks to strike an ambitious new agreement.

De Boer: `Unexpected Stop` in Copenhagen Climate Change Negotiations

“A number of unsolved issues” are left for world leaders to resolve during the next two days, said the UNFCCC Executive Secretary, after observers of the UN climate conference had spent Wednesday afternoon waiting for breaking news on the climate talks.

(COPENHAGEN, Denmark) - The negotiating process at the UN climate conference in Copenhagen was subject to an “unexpected stop” on Wednesday, according to Yvo de Boer, the UN's top climate official.

“The cable car has made an unexpected stop,” he said at a press briefing Wednesday evening, referring to a statement he made on Monday.