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In the News
Published articles on CODEPINK actions and campaigns
|Medea Benjamin on Drone Warfare: Press Coverage
May 6th, 2014
|Medea Benjamin Detained in Egypt: Press Coverage
|Help. They Broke My Arm. Egypt Police.
March 4th, 2014
Democracy Now
|RSA protests by DEF CON groups, CODEPINK draw ire
|Cybersecurity industry at war with itself
|I Was Born a Rebel - CODEPINK Co-Founder Medea Benjamin on Reality Asserts Itself
The Real News
|Golden Gate Bridge flash mob kicks off anti-violence campaign
February 15th, 2014
Marin Independent Journal
|Bay Area Privacy Advocates Join National Protest Against NSA Surveillance
February 11th, 2014
CBS SF Bay Area
|Feinstein Claims to See Drone, As Code Pink Protests at Her Home (Again)
February 10th, 2014
NBC Bay Area
|Dianne Feinstein and the Pink Drone, or Was It?
The Daily Beast
|CODEPINK Protests NSA Spying!
|Women Lead to Peace in Syria
|Women Lead to Peace in the News!
|Protests Against Use Of Drones Held Outside Collins' Portland Office
|News Coverage of Medea Benjamin's trip to Deutchland
|DRONE Summit News Coverage
|Cornel West Remarks at the International Drone Summit
|CODEPINK Protests NSA Spying!
News Coverage
|Drone strikes: tears in Congress as Pakistani family tells of mother's death
Karen McVeigh
The Guardian
|Congressional No-Show at 'Heart-Breaking' Drone Survivor Hearing
Lauren McCauley
|Jodie Evans: Pink Power To Stop The War
|Photo-Bombing for Peace
How an antiwar protest group learned to hack Congress, TIME.Com
|CODEPINK Protests Syria Hearing! News Coverage!
|From Syria with Love: Letter to CODEPINK from a Syrian-Lebanese-Armenian Woman
PINK TANK Blog
|GITMO Action News Coverage
|Whistleblowing is Not Treason" People in Pink Tell Sen. Feinstein
|US activists due in Yemen to visit drone victims
Press TV
|PM meets US activists advocating Gitmo-Yemeni detainees' release
SABA Net
|American activists to visit Yemen to assess impact of drones
Yemen Post
|Press Coverage: Medea Benjamin Disrupts Obama's Speech on Guantanamo
|CODEPINK Protesters Disrupt Donald Rumsfeld Event at Richard Nixon Presidential Library
Video by R. Scott Moxley, OCWeekly
|Guantanamo hunger strike garners widespread support
Podcast Interview with Diane Wilson, Rabble.Ca
|News Coverage: Dallas Protests Against George Bush
April 29th, 2013
|Americans protest US use of drones
April 11th, 2013
Avonics Intelligence
|Keystone protesters interrupt Redford forum
April 11th, 2013
Global Calgary, Canada
|Karl Rove Heckled Throughout Speech In Massachusetts, Called 'Murderer,' 'Terrorist' (VIDEO)
April 10th, 2013
Huffington Post
|Press Coverage: April No Drones Actions
April 8th, 2013
|Reflections on the Tenth Anniversary of the Iraq Invasion
March 19th, 2013
Interview with Tom Hayden and Jodie Evans, The Nation
|One Billion Rising Media
February 16th, 2013
|WATCH Press Coverage: CODEPINK Disrupts Brennan Hearing
|Code Pink activist disrupts Kerry nomination hearing, demands end to military aid to Israel
January 24th, 2013
Cool Revolution with CNN Video!
|At The Corner Of Third And M
January 22nd, 2013
Featuring CODEPINK's Allie McCracken! Esquire.com
|CODEPINKs Medea Benjamin Brings Voices of Pakistani Drone Victims to Obamas Inauguration
January 21st, 2013
|Press Coverage: CODEPINK Protests John Brennan as Head of CIA
January 8th, 2013
|Press Coverage: CODEPINK Protests the NRA
|Newtown woman, US civil society call for movement against gun violence
Vancouver Observer
|GAZA Emergency News!
December 3rd, 2012
|Living in the Path of Drones
November 29th, 2012
Women's Media Center
|Code Pink protests drone attacks by U.S.
November 13th, 2012
San Francisco Chronicle
|Code Pink: Stop the Drones Die-In
November 12th, 2012
Video by Peter Menchini, The Real News
|The Lesser Evil Won, Now Get to Work, Set an Intention and Deal with The Cancer On Democracy We Are Living With
November 7th, 2012
|Codirector Rae Abileah interviewed on the Election, Beautiful Trouble, and 10 Years of CODEPINK
November 7th, 2012
Voices of the Sacred Feminine Radio Show
|Pakistan Delegation Report-Backs
Various News Sources
|A Conversation with Medea Benjamin: The CODEPINK cofounder, and Thomas Merton Center honoree, speaks out on drone warfare
October 31st, 2012
Pittsburgh City Paper
|Pakistan Delegation News!
|CODEPINK at S17
|DNC Actions: Press Coverage
September 1-6, 2012
|RNC Actions: Press Coverage
|Anti-war protest at Raytheon draws more than 100 peace activists to Largo
August 24th, 2012
|Devout peaceniks drummed out of drone convention
August 8th, 2012
By John Smith, Vegas Review Journal
|News coverage of CODEPINK Protestor Rae Abileah Assaulted in Congress Earns Apology, Compensation
|Code Pink wants activists to bring their vaginas to Tampa for the Republican convention
July 25th, 2012
WMNF Radio in Tampa
|CODEPINKs busiest protester, preparing for Obama, says shes been warned to back off
July 23rd, 2012
|Stop Obama's drones
June 23rd, 2012
By Dan Yaseen, The Fresno Bee
|Campaign and New Law Challenge Chic Israeli Company Ahava Cosmetics, Whose "Dead Sea Mud" Illegally Exploits Palestinians
AlterNet covers CODEPINK's Stolen Beauty Ahava Boycott
|OBEYING A HIGHER LAW: Making the Case Against Drone Warfare
June 17th, 2012
Review by Lynn Feinerman, Tikkun
|Protesters Disrupt Early Moments of JP Morgan's Dimon Hearing
June 13th, 2012
Fox Business News
|Drones: The Lethal Idiot in the Sky
June 13th, 2012
New Left Project
June 5th, 2012
Prospect: Journal of International Affairs at UCSD
|Medea Benjamin's Good War on Predator Drones
by Tom Hayden
|State of debate: What a controversial panel says about the nature of Jewish discourse about Israel in the Bay Area today
May 23rd, 2012
San Francisco Bay Guardian
|NATO: Press Coverage, Videos & Pics!
May 21st, 2012
|South Africa to Ban Labeling West Bank Settlement Products as 'Made in Israel'
May 19th, 2012
|Nurses pre-NATO rally expected to draw thousands
May 18th, 2012
|NATO Summit Protests: Medea Benjamin Interview
May 17th, 2012
CTV News (Video)
|That was Jane Harman of Newsweek trying to quash Medea Benjamins stellar soliloquy against drones
May 7th, 2012
by Philip Weiss, Mondoweiss
|Occupy Long Island Joins NYC May Day Rally
May 2nd, 2012
Long Island Press
|John Brennan, White House Counterterrorism Chief, Defends Drone Strikes [UPDATE]
May 1st, 2012
Huffington Post (VIDEO)
|Why I Interrupted Obama Counterterrorism Adviser John Brennan
by Medea Benjamin
|Activist Medea Benjamin Disrupts Brennan Drone Speech
May 1st, 2012
Democracy Now!
|Brennan Defends Drone Strikes as Pakistan and Protestor Object
May 1st, 2012
ABC News Coverage of CODEPINK Protest!
|International Drones Conference Press Coverage
April 27th, 2012
|Obama to be challenged over human cost of CIA drone strikes
April 25th, 2012
|Enlisting Michelle Obamaand the American Publicto Stop War on Iran
April 4th, 2012
by Rae Abileah and Medea Benjamin, Common Dreams
|Michelle Obama makes fundraising stop in SF
March 31st, 2012
San Francisco Chronicle
|CODEPINK codirector censored from speaking at SF Jewish Library
March 30th, 2012
by Cecilie Surasky, Muzzlewatch
|'Gay Rights' Demonstrator (CODEPINK activist Nancy Mancias)Pulled From Santorum Event
March 30th, 2012
|"Push to End Too Big to Fail Goes Mainstream" (CODEPINK action featured in Rolling Stone article on big banks)
March 29th, 2012
by Matt Taibbi, Rolling Stone
|Activists worldwide to mark Land Day with Global March to Jerusalem
March 26th, 2012
By Elsa Rassbach, CODEPINK Berlin Coordinator, +972 Blog
|Steinem pushes for diplomacy
March 23rd, 2012
BY KATE GIAMMARISE, Toledo Blade
|Bust Bank of America Action Photos!
Includes Violent Arrest Pics
|CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans on women in activism
March 8th, 2012
North America's leading female activist says women are "first responders" when it comes to standing up for peace and justice. Vancouver Observer
|CODEPINK Women Bust Corporate Greed & Big Bank Corruption on International Womens Day
March 8th, 2012
Press Coverage of Bust Bank of America Action!
|Occupy AIPAC Confronts Bibi Netanyahu's Insane Push for War with Iran
March 6th, 2012
|Occupy AIPAC Confronts Bibi Netanyahu's Insane Push for War with Iran
|Who were those mystery women in the pink slips protesting Obama?
February 17th, 2012
By Emily DeRuy, SFChronicle/SFGate.com
|Jodie Evans, Progressive force of nature
February 16th, 2012
By Rob Krall, OpEd News Podcast
|Coverage of CODEPINK at Occupy Wall Street West
|Embody the Movement: Dancing for Economic Justice
January 23rd, 2012
By Rae Abileah, Sharon Shay Sloan, Eva Lyons and Magalie Bonneau-Marcil, Global Exchange Blog, FireDog Lake, OpEd News
|The Biggest Politics Stories Of 2011 (PHOTOS)
January 2nd, 2012
|End war, bring that money home -- a controversial proposition, even in SF?
December 15th, 2011
San Francisco Bay Guardian, December 15, 2011
|Occupy Wall Street, Faces Of Zuccotti Park: The Woman In Pink
December 2nd, 2011
Huffington Post, Occupy Wall Street
|CODEPINK & other groups conduct penny-polls in Maine
November 14th, 2011
WFVX (FOX) - Bangor, ME
|CODEPINKs Rae Abileah discusses next steps at World Peace Forum
November 12th, 2011
Vancouver Observer
|Marching On
November 9th, 2011
|CODEPINK took part in a protest calling for the arrest and prosecution of FMR. VP Dick Cheney
November 8th, 2011
KRON-SF (MyTV) - San Francisco, CA
|CODEPINK planning to picket Cheney's appearance in San Francisco
November 8th, 2011
KNTV-SF (NBC) - San Francisco, CA
|Gaza Flotilla 2011
Press Coverage & Blogs
|CODEPINK joins General Strike at Occupy Oakland. Follow @raeabileah for updates!
November 2nd, 2011
Mercury News.com
|18 arrested at Creech AFB in Nevada, home of the killer Reaper drone
October 10th, 2011
Las Vegas Review Journal
|The 99% Are Rising to Join the Global Revolution!
October 1st, 2011
|Palestine in Criminal Court Triggers Western, Israeli Fears
September 27th, 2011
IPS News
|We Like to Move It, Move It -- San Francisco Bay Area Rallies for Solutions to the Climate Crisis
September 27th, 2011
California Progress Report
|Melanie Butler, CODEPINK's Truth Set Free campaign coordinator, shares why CODEPINK is Occupying Wall Street
September 21st, 2011
|Turning Strategy into Victory: How CODEPINK convinced Americas mayors to adopt their first antiwar resolution since the Vietnam War
August 27th, 2011
By Dana Balicki, In These Times
|Letter to the Editor: I can't believe that I agree with Medea Benjamin, co-founder of that despicable group Code Pink! However, she hit the nail on the head in the opposing view "Code Pink: Get out of Afghanistan."
August 17th, 2011
|CODEPINK co-founder Medea Benjamin disrupts AUVSI Conference
Flight Global, Daily News
|CODEPINK Confronts Rep. Berman on his anti-BDS bill and says it's time to free Palestine Video on YouTube
July 28th, 2011
|Mayors See End to Wars as Fix for Struggling Cities
June 22nd, 2011
New York Times, CNN + more press coverage!
|Pawlenty gets 'glittered' at San Francisco speech
June 16th, 2011
Press Articles + Video!
|CODEPINK signs on to rescind Obama's 'Transparency Award'
June 14th, 2011
|CODEPINK demonstrated at hearing on nomination of CIA Director Leon Panetta to be the next secretary of defense
June 9th, 2011
The Washington Times
|Supporters Protest Manning Detention
Leavenworth Times
|"TJ, Get this Party Started" CODEPINK joins dance party at Jefferson Memorial
June 4th, 2011
Washington Post
|Netanyahu is the Main Obstacle to Peace: CODEPINK Activist Disrupts Israeli PM Speech to Congress
Interview on Democracy Now!
|CODEPINK's Rae Abileah: 'AIPAC Activists Beat Me'
Ynet News Interview
|CODEPINK's Rae Abileah interviewed about disrupting Netanyahu's speech
Democracy Now!
|The Emperors clothes are still on, for now (while his CODEPINK heckler is roughed up, hospitalized)
Josh Ruebner, Mondoweiss
|Media Coverage of CODEPINK Disruptions of Israeli PM Netanyahu
May 24th, 2011
|CODEPINK Disrupts Netanyahu During Address to Congress
May 24th, 2011
Photos + Videos!
|Huge Move Over AIPAC Flashmob at Union Station in DC
Video on YouTube
|CODEPINK's Bring Our War Dollars Home Resolution Submitted to US Mayors Conference
Campaign update
|Video Gone Viral! CODEPINK Activists Confront Condoleezza Rice at Stanford University
Video on YouTube
|CODEPINK Interns Call to Move Over AIPAC!
Video on YouTube
|Bradley Manning is at the center of the WikiLeaks controversy. But who is he?
CODEPINK activists featured in Washington Post
|CODEPINK cofounder Medea Benjamin: "This is the time for the youth!"
Video of speech in Maine
|CODEPINK cofounder, witness to Middle East revolution, speaks in Portland
The Portland Daily Sun
|CODEPINK Activists Protest on Capitol Hill, Call for Bringing Troops Home Now
Photos in Detroit Free Press
|CODEPINK, US Protesters Urge Troop Withdrawal
Interview with Liz Hourican on PressTV
|The US Needs to Focus on Not Creating Any More bin Ladens
An interview with Samina Sundas, founder of American Muslim Voice
|What We Saw at the CODEPINK Rally at the White House
Video Interview on The Daily Caller
|Osama Bin Laden Is Dead; Let the Peace Begin
Medea Benjamin, Huffington Post
|CODEPINK Honors Spanish Judge Baltasar Garzon
Video on YouTube
|Maxine Hong Kingston on marching with CODEPINK: "the most truly peaceful demonstration"
Interview in The Guardian
|CODEPINK co-founder Medea Benjamin's Music Video about Blackwater with DC Emcee Head Roc
Featured on FOX News' Red Eye Show
|CODEPINK Activists to Obama: "Update Your War Status" at Presidential Facebook HQ Town Hall Event
Video on KTVU.com
|CODEPINK Intern Protests Obama's Town Hall Event at Facebook HQ
Video and article, The Sacramento Bee
|CODEPINK Activist Liz Hourican Calls for Bringing Our War Dollars Home at Tax Day Protest
Video interview and article on LincolnTribune.com
|BP Is Messing With the Wrong Woman
April 19th, 2011
by David Swanson on the Anniversary of BP Oil Spill Disaster in the Gulf Coast
|CODEPINK Activists Rally in Washington, DC to Support the People of Bahrain
Video of Medea Benjamin's speech on stage
|CODEPINK Members Protest Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker's Union Busting Policies at Capitol Hill Hearing
Photos on Forbes.com
|CODEPINK Protests Treatment of Bradley Manning, UN Torture Investigator Denied Access to Manning
Photo in The Epoch Times
|CODEPINK Calls to Bring Our War $$ Home, End Occupation of Iraq, at White House Rally
New York Review of Books
|We Dont Know the Language We Dont Know
The New York Review Blog
|Colin Powell is a War Criminal
Op-ed on OpposingViews.com
|CODEPINK Bids Farewell to Americas #1 Fear-Monger: Peace Out Glenn Beck!
|Bring the War Dollars Home, Fund Local Needs!
CODEPINK featured on Monthly Review
|CODEPINK Activists Rally at Maine State House to Bring Our War $$ Home!
Video on YouTube
|CODEPINK Rally in Maine Urges 'Bring Our War Dollars Home'
The Bar Harbor Times
|Activists to Educate US Citizens about AIPAC Lobby with Counter Conference in May
Medea Benjamin speaks to Press TV's U.S. Desk
|CODEPINK and Over 50 Groups to Protest American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) Lobby
Press TV
|Obama on Libya: George W. Bush 2.0
March 31st, 2011
by Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis
|CODEPINK activists protest deadly drone strikes at Beale Air Force Base
Video coverage from KMAX in Sacramento, CA
|Another endless war? Ask US taxpayers...
Must-watch video with Medea Benjamin on RT.com!
|VIDEO: CODEPINK Activists Strip to Protest Accused WikiLeaks Whistleblower Bradley Manning's Treatment
KRXI-TV in San Francisco
|CODEPINK's Medea Benjamin Speaks Out on Libya
Fox News Video
|A Look Back at 8 Years of War in Iraq
by Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis, Al Jazeera English
|Hundreds protest treatment of alleged WikiLeaks whistleblower Bradley Manning
Video via CNN.com
|Protesters arrested at Quantico as rally for alleged WikiLeaks source turns tense
Washington Post
|10 Reasons the Iraq War Was No Cakewalk
By Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis, Huffington Post
|Dear Dana Milbank, Why I got Naked for Bradley Manning
By Logan Price, FireDogLake.com
|CODEPINK demonstrators nude rally protests the stripping of accused WikiLeaks whistlelower Bradley Manning's rights
Photo and story in the Chicago Tribune
|MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan interviews Medea Benjamin about 3/20 rally for accused WikiLeaks whistleblower Pfc. Bradley Manning
|Protests Grow of Bradley Manning's Treatment in Detention
Photo and article in Der Spiegel
|CODEPINK Protesters demonstrate in support of WikiLeaks suspect Manning
Photos and article on CNN
|CODEPINK protests Bradley Manning's confinement and abuse
|CODEPINK activists support Army Pfc. Bradley Manning outside FBI headquarters
Photo in Washington Post
|"War crimes good, exposing them bad" on Al Jazeera
By Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis
|Celebrate International Women's Day with Peace Heroine Awards and CODEPINK
The Berkeley Daily Planet
|Bradley Manning Humiliated and Abused: Why Is Exposing a War Crime More Dangerous Than Committing One?
By Medea Benjamin and Charles Davis, AlterNet
|Protesters rally for labor equality, peace in honor of Womens Day
The Daily Free Press, Boston, MA
|International Womens Day Rally for Peace at Massachusetts State Capitol
Boston Progressive Examiner
|WUSA News Video: Libyan American Protesters and CODEPINK Activists Liberate Libyan Mission in DC, Get Hauled Off By Police
|CODEPINK Activists March Across Golden Gate Bridge in Solidarity with Egyptians, Video of KNTV Interview and Broadcast
|Code Pink's Medea Benjamin reports from Cairo's Tahrir Square: "It turned... into a war zone"
February 2nd, 2011
|CODEPINK CA, AZ and ND Crash Secret Billionaires Meeting!
January 31st, 2011
|Greenpeace protests at Koch brothers' rally
January 30th, 2011
CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans and LA chapter member Ellen arrested quarantining the Kochs
|Code Pink Wins the Future
January 27th, 2011
By David Swanson
|Gitmo still open despite Obama's vow
Press TV, VIDEO
|Protesters Rally in Support of Manning at Quantico
January 18th, 2011
Associated Press, WUSA, PressTV, InsideNOVA
|Progressives to uncloak the secret financers behind the Tea party
January 16th, 2011
Raw Story
|GG Bridge violating protesters' rights, judge says
January 14th, 2011
|Bush, on book tour, protests in Orange County
November 29th, 2010
|Former President Bush Kicks Off Book Tour
AP, NBC, more
|Young Jews disrupted PM Netanyahu's speech at the Jewish General Assembly in New Orleans
November 8th, 2010
Jerusalem Post, Jewish Daily Forward, NYTimes, Mondoweiss +
|Tom Donohue: Obama's Tormentor
November 3rd, 2010
|Too much of Maine's money going to war
November 3rd, 2010
Letter to the Editor, Morning Sentinel
|CODEPINK: Rally to Restore Sanity Flickr Photos!
November 1st, 2010
|CODEPINK Intervenes on Condoleezza Rice's SF Book Tour Event
October 20th, 2010
|'Al-Quds belongs to all Abraham children'
October 16th, 2010
|Has the American left fizzled out?
October 11th, 2010
BBC News, photos + video
|CODEPINK Mocks and Protests Unmanned US Drone Attacks in Afghanistan and Pakistan (See Video + Photos!)
October 10th, 2010
|Erik Prince Makes a Killing
October 8th, 2010
Russia Today, video
|Free Speech TV Interview with Medea Benjamin at One Nation, DC
October 2nd, 2010
|John McCain Protester Tackled
September 27th, 2010
|Leading Creative Action for Social Change: Medea Benjamin
September 24th, 2010
|Sides argue for, against selling Israeli goods at Port Townsend Food Co-op
September 20th, 2010
Peninsula Daily News
|Israeli Beauty Products Company Ahava Complicit in the Sins of Occupation
September 20th, 2010
Alternet, by Alex Kane
|Tumult Follows Blair to New York
September 16th, 2010
The Daily Beast
|Waging Peace: An Interview with MEDEA BENJAMIN of CODEPINK
September 15th, 2010
|Mid-Summer Roseroots Report
September 15th, 2010
|Withdraw fully from Iraq; end combat in Afghanistan
September 2nd, 2010
Letter to the Editor, by Anne G. Woodhead, Kentucky.Com
|Albright, Rice attend DU awards dinner: CODEPINK protests war crimes + Video!
August 30th, 2010
|SF Activists Mark Katrina Anniversary with Big Oil Protest
August 30th, 2010
|Border incident raises Civil Rights questions
August 28th, 2010
Michigan Citizen
|Code Pink co-founder Jodie Evans disputes "painful" Whitman campaign charges about alleged statements to Gold Star mom (VIDEO)
August 26th, 2010
SF Gate
|Anti-war activists claim 'partial success' for Iraq combat pullout
August 21st, 2010
The Hill
|Protest planned at UC Berkeley for John Yoo's first day of classes
August 16th, 2010
|Free Bradley Manning Rally
August 9th, 2010
CNN, NYTimes, Democracy Now! + photos
|Interview with Diane Wilson
July 31st, 2010
Ring of Fire Radio
|Protesting Arizona's Illegal Immigration Law
July 30th, 2010
Various press articles
|Medea Benjamin assaulted outside of Christians United for Israel Conference
July 28th, 2010
|Protesting Arizona's Illegal Immigration Law
July 28th, 2010
|Energy Waste Isn't Chic, CODEPINK NYC Protest
July 23rd, 2010
|CODEPINK Supports Shirley Sherrod
July 22nd, 2010
|CODEPINK activist Diane Wilson may go to federal prison for Hayward stunt
July 21st, 2010
|Syrian Envoy, Code Pink Take Jabs at Obamas Israel Policy
July 16th, 2010
WSJ Blog & C-SPAN video
|An American writer sees the Occupation for the first time
July 13th, 2010
|Mud-slinging on Montague! Protesters say Rickys backs Israels illegal occupation
July 12th, 2010
The Brooklyn Paper
|General Petraeus Goes on Defense Over The War
June 30th, 2010
|CODEPINK In Detroit at The USSF
|CODEPINK Buries the Hummer: Press Coverage!
June 23rd, 2010
|Mermaid Survivors of BP Oil Spill at Coney Island Mermaid Parade
June 19th, 2010
|Pro-Palestinian, pro-Israel groups Rally over flotilla
Jewish News of Greater Phoenix
|Protester Diane Wilson Disrupts Tony Hayward Testimony
|AZ Mother's Day coalition, DC Congressional hearing
Local Coverage
|Arrest Me, I'm a Terrorist
June 11th, 2010
RT News Video
|Ret. Col. Ann Wright speaks on what she saw on the Gaza Freedom Flotilla
GRITtv & The Nation Podcast
|Texas Shrimper's Theatrical Protest Disrupts Senate Hearing
June 10th, 2010
CNN, CBS, UPI, AFP, The Hill, Talk Radio News
|BDS in the USA, 2001-2010
Middle East Report
|CODEPINK Protests Israeli Assault on Gaza Freedom Flotilla
June 4th, 2010
News Articles, Photos + Videos!
|NYC Protests BP Oil Spill
May 28th, 2010
|The BP oil gusher is just the latest in a long line of assaults on the Gulf of Mexico
May 28th, 2010
By Diane Wilson, Grist.Com
|Expose the Naked Truth about BP's Oil Spill Catastrophe
Check out the photos, videos and news articles!
|Semi-naked protesters descend on BP headquarters
May 24th, 2010
Chron.Com (Includes Video)
|Protesters pose nearly naked at BP HQ
May 24th, 2010
HOUSTON, ABC Local
|The Naked Truth About the BP Disaster -- Where There Is Oil, There Is Tragedy
May 24th, 2010
The dragon that we wage against in an unjust war over oil is the same dragon in the Gulf of Mexico. Just pull back the mask, By Diane Wilson,AlterNet
|CODEPINK Protests BP
May 18th, 2010
|Code Pink Women for Peace Shut Down Military Weapons Exhibit on the National Mall
May 11th, 2010
DC Indymedia
|Tusconans get naked for Peace
May 10th, 2010
Tuscon Citizen
|Some say dont just call Mom, call for peace
by Julia Cechvala , Contributing Writer , Real Change News
May 6th, 2010
Real Change News
|Protest Passion
Oakland Tribune
|CODEPINK Protests Goldman Sachs
April 27th, 2010
View Photos, Articles & Videos
|Resistance Across Borders: Ann Wright Makes it to Canada!
April 23rd, 2010
Podcast, Rabble.ca
|Do databases cross a line in border checks?
April 22nd, 2010
USA Today
|DC Council Abandons Incentives for Military Firm
April 22nd, 2010
Democracy Now
|Karl Rove Slams Fox News Hosts For Bringing Up Anti-Rove Protesters (VIDEO)
April 18th, 2010
Huffington Post
|Showdown for Human Rights in Berkeley
April 15th, 2010
|Karl Rove--and CODEPINK--Coming to Minneapolis
April 15th, 2010
|Code Pink crashes tea party, looking for converts
April 15th, 2010
Washington Post
|Manifestaciones a favor de la abolición de armamento nuclear
April 13th, 2010
Telesur (en espanol)
|WATCH: Controversial Karl Rove-Code Pink book tour coming to Colorado
April 12th, 2010
|The Best Pranks of 2010
April 1st, 2010
Huffington Post
|Karl Rove gets another icey response in La Jolla
April 1st, 2010
San Diego 6, Union Tribune + videos!
|Occupation Isnt Beautiful: Palestine Solidarity Activists Target Rickys NYC for Stocking AHAVA
April 1st, 2010
The Indypendent
|Ex-Brown Aide Wrecks Rove Event
March 30th, 2010
Beverly Hills Courier
|Karl Rove Called "War Criminal" at Book Signing
March 30th, 2010
CNN, CBS, SF Chron, LA Times
|Women of CODEPINK KPFA
March 28th, 2010
|Netanyahu & Blair disrupted at Aipac
March 23rd, 2010
|CODEPINK punks AIPAC with fake press release
March 22nd, 2010
TPM, Gawker, NPR & more
|Anti-War Protest On Iraq War Anniversary
March 21st, 2010
Local Coverage DC
|D.C. antiwar march draws thousands on seventh-anniversary of Iraq invasion
by Katherine Shaver, Tracy A. Woodward, Washington Post
March 20th, 2010
Article + Photos, WashPo
|Corporate Giveaways to Defense Contractor
by Human Rights Examiner, Deborah Dupre', Washington DC Examiner
March 20th, 2010
Washington Examiner
|CODEPINK Arrests Health Insurance Executives
March 16th, 2010
Riverside Press Enterprise
|Ashkenazi raises over $20m. at IDF fundraiser in NY
March 11th, 2010
Jerusalem Post
|Golden Gate Bridge joins spans across the world to support International Womens Day
March 10th, 2010
Local Coverage SF Examiner
|Civil Disobedience at Health Insurance Fat Cats Confab
March 9th, 2010
Video Coverage
|International Women's Day
Fort Worth Telegram
March 9th, 2010
Local Group Coverage + photos!
|Tribute to women
Gulf Daily News the Voice of Bahrain
March 9th, 2010
Local Group Coverage
|For What It's Worth: Some Thoughts on War, Disappointment and Anger
by Alice Walker, Alice Walker's Blog
March 5th, 2010
|Drones Club Meets in San Diego
March 4th, 2010
Local Coverage on Counterpunch
|US activist allowed into Canada despite FBI warning
Vancouver Sun, The Star, Rabble.ca + more
March 2nd, 2010
|Code Pink protester: Blackwater official threatened to kill me
Raw Story, Washington Independent, Democracy Now and more
|Breaking News: Blackwater Employee Threatens to Kill CODEPINK activist
February 24th, 2010
|Protestors Want War Money To Stop Going Overseas
February 18th, 2010
|Highlights from the Feb. 15th Spiritual Progressive Conference
by Alana Yu-lan Price , Tikkun Daily Blog
February 16th, 2010
|CODEPINKing key Congressional Hearings
Associated Press, Reuters, Democratic Underground
February 2nd, 2010
photos, articles, video
|Bay Area Reacts To State Of Union Speech
January 27th, 2010
|US Groups Demand that Israel End Crackdown on Palestinian Protesters
January 20th, 2010
|Inaugural Anniversary: CODEPINK Responds
January 20th, 2010
|Gaza freedom march looking ahead
The Real News Network
January 17th, 2010
|Can't Have Guns and Butter Anymore - Time to Speak Out
by Bruce K. Gagnon, OpEdNews
January 14th, 2010
|Activists Protest Guantanamo Prison
|Egypt opens Gaza border crossing
|Gaza Freedom March Planned for One-Year Anniversary of Israeli Assault
Democracy Now!
Democracy Now!
|MIP Talk, Episode 22 Jodie Evans An Unreasonable Woman
December 16th, 2009
Rallies On Both Sides Of Health Care Debate
by Amanda Tetlak, KFYR, Bismarck, ND
December 15th, 2009
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(Bilgoraj District, Lublin Province)
Tarnogrod (T), one of the oldest towns in Poland, is situated in an area of dense forest and is encompassed by a number of rivers. The place is first mentioned in 1241, when a fortress was erected there to protect the area against the frequent Tatar incursions. Due to its location on the route from Lublin to Warsaw, T developed rapidly as a centre of trade and crafts for the surrounding agricultural district. On market days and to the annual fairs people came from the whole region, and the town's population increased constantly. In 1567 T was granted urban status, and in the same period was incorporated into the estates of the noble family Zamojski. In 1589 the town contained 140 houses and 700 inhabitants. However, the period of prosperity ceased in the middle of the 17th century with the invasion of the district by Chmielnicki's troops. After they withdrew, a series of fires broke out and all efforts to rebuild the town were in vain. Not until the 18th century did T slowly recover its former status. In 1772, during the First Partition of Poland, T came under the sovereignty of Austria, and in 1815 became part of Congress Poland under Russian rule. In the 19th century some small clothing factories were established, but closed down after a few years. In the First World War T was occupied by the Austrians until they retreated in 1918.
In the middle of the 17th century when the town was occupied by Chmielnicki's Cossacks, these attacked Jews and their property, killing many and almost annihilating the community. In an attempt to revive the Jewish presence in T the town overlords in 1681 granted a new bill of rights, including permission to rebuild the synagogue and to reestablish other public institutions. The authority to judge disputes between Jews and non-Jews was granted to the town masters or their representative, and their decision carried no right of appeal. The Jews, for their part, were ordered to take part in the defence of the town.
The Jews of T earned their livelihood from trade, mainly in grain and cattle, crafts, innkeeping and land-leasing. Often they were granted a mortgage on property. Some rented orchards in the vicinity of T, and sold the produce at the Lublin fairs. Most of the Jewish craftsmen were tailors who produced cheap clothing and sold it to the local peasants on market and fair days. A few families engaged in home weaving.
The community was already well-established at the end of the 17th century: it had a synagogue and a cemetery, and its representatives were prominent in the Council of the Four Lands (For this and other terms, see Notes at the end of this translation). The minutes of the Council from 1685 describe the rabbi of T, R. Azriel Halevi, as a sage of the Torah and Chassidism. He bequeathed new works on the Torah, and in order to favour popular interest the Council annulled an old regulation that forbad the publication of new books and permitted the printing of his Nachlat Azriel (Frankfurt 1691). Among the signatories of the Council's decision was R. Natan Nute bar Yakov of Lublin, the then rabbi of T.
In the 18th century the community of T played an increasingly prominent role in Jewish affairs. The minutes of the Council of the Four Lands in 1753 mentioned by name, in addition to the town's rabbi Aryeh Leib, the leading members R. Shlomo, R. Ajzyk and R.Avraham. In 1743 a dispute between the communities of T and of Lezajsk concerning the employment of Jews from the latter as religious ministrants in T was brought before the Council. Judgment was given in favour of Lezajsk, and the community of T was obliged to promise that it would no longer employ Jews from outside the town.
In the 18th and 19th centuries the rabbinate of T was occupied by R. Moshe Margoliot, one of the leading rabbis of the period; and by R. Eliezer Lipman Halperin; R. Yitzhak Ajzyk bar Yehoshua - the rabbi of Tomaszow from 1718 to 1731; R. Yosef Margoliot bar Avigdor of Checiny, author of Tochnit Ot Yosef; R. Naftali Hurwicz; R. Aryeh Leib bar Shmul Segel of Zamosc (mentioned in the minutes of the Council from 1753); R. Naftali Hirz Halevi (in 1760); and after him a Chassidic rabbi, R. Eliezer Halevi Horowicz. The latter two were pupils of R. Elimelech of Lezajsk, the Seer of Lublin and author of Noam Magadim - one of the fundamental works of Chassidism. Other rabbis were R. Moshe Jehoshua Heszel Orensztejn (1774-1824), author of Yam HaTalmud (Lwow 1828); R. Jakob Teumim; R. Chaim Elazar Waks of Kalisz, author of Nefesh Chaya (1840); R. Moshe Naftali Kacenelenbogen, the Sage of Krzeszow, where he officiated earlier (he was rabbi of T from 1847 until his death in 1867); and his daughter's son, R. Aryeh Leib Teicher, who held office for 68 years (from 1867 to 1935).
In the great fire that broke out in T in 1871 the synagogue was destroyed, but was rebuilt some years later, and existed until the Second World War.
T earned a name for itself by virtue of some of its sons who were prominent in the Jewish world: R. Levi Yitzhak of Berdichew (1740-1815). of the first generation of the illustrious pupils of Baal Shem-Tov and a descendant of R. Moshe Margoliot of T; R. Chaim Halberstadt (the Admor of Senc) author of Divrei Chaim (born in 1793); R. Tsvi Hirsz Leibl of Tomaszow; and R. Shimshon, Pride of the Sages (1746-1825), grandfather of the Admor of Opatow, R. Avraham Jehoshua Heszel.
During the Polish uprising of 1863 several of T's Jews joined the rebels. In 1896 one of its Jews received a decoration from the Russians, of all people, for his services in providing supplies for the Russian army,
During the First World War there was a serious economic situation in T and a shortage of food. The Austrian occupiers generally adopted a tolerant attitude to the suppliers of Jewish food (though not to smugglers). The Jews set up new charitable institutions for the needy of the community and for the refugees who came to it from other places. In 1915 a public kitchen was opened, and provided some free food. A youth club was also established, which in addition to its social and cultural activities also supplied meals to impecunious young people.
The community possessed traditional welfare and charity institutions. Towards the end of the war a provident fund financed by the Joint was established; and was used to assist the most needy, as well as the Jewish troops of the emergency force stationed in the town. In 1926 a bank of merchants and craftsmen was opened as a branch of the Union of Jewish Cooperative Banks in Warsaw. The thirties was a decade of economic hardship for the Jews of T. Many fell behind with their tax payments, which resulted in the government confiscating shops and businesses. Jews from T who had emigrated to the United States responded to calls for help from the community. Many of the young Jews worked in this period in other towns in Poland or emigrated. In 1932 some 200 Jewish families stood in need of various forms of help and received Passover gift parcels.
Notwithstanding the economic crisis, this period was marked by an upsurge of activity in the social, cultural and political spheres, and many branches of political parties, youth movements and Zionist societies made their appearance. A branch of Agudat Israel was established immediately at the end of the war, and its members constituted the leadership of the community throughout the period, including the chairmanship. In the early 20s branches of the General Zionists, Mizrachi and Poalei Zion were initiated, and in 1928 a branch of Hechalutz with its hachshara (kibbutz training farm) was established. Prior to the Zionist Congress of 1937 some 150 shekels were sold in T, and in the elections to this congress the General Zionists and the Labour Bloc of Israel received the majority of the votes.
In this period many of the community's children attended the traditional cheder and Talmud Torah. In 1925 the Mizrachi opened an elementary school of the Yavneh network, but this closed down a few years later for lack of funds. In the 30s Agudat Israel set up a school for girls of the Bet Yakov network.
The community's rabbi until 1935 was R. Aryeh Leib Teicher, who had held office, as mentioned above, since 1867. He was succeeded by his son, R. Josef Moshe Naftali Teicher, who perished in the Holocaust.
In 1935 anti-Jewish riots broke out. The police intervened and restored order; but in 1937 there were renewed acts of violence. Anti-Semites broke into Jewish houses and assaulted the inhabitants. Some of the perpetrators stood trial.
T fell to the Germans on September 15th, and their arrival was accompanied by harsh acts of violence against the Jews and looting of their property. The synagogue too was plundered and partly destroyed. A 50-year-old Jew died of injuries received at the hands of German soldiers. The Germans imposed a curfew, and Jews were forbidden to leave their houses after 6 p.m. A few days after the conquest the Jews were ordered to pay the Germans a contribution of 200,000 zloty, and to make sure of this the Germans seized a hundred hostages and imprisoned them in the synagogue. The sum involved was collected, partly in cash and partly in jewellery and silverware - and the hostages were released.
A week after the occupation the Germans withdrew from T and were replaced by troops of the Red Army. The Jews welcomed them and a committee of support for the Soviet Union was set up, consisting of Jews and Poles from the leftist parties. Leibus Prester was elected Vice-Chairman. A Soviet-sponsored civil militia was also established , with the participation of a number of Jewish youths. The pro-Soviet activity of the Jews increased the animosity towards them, especially when the Russians arrested the Polish mayor and appointed one of their supporters in his stead. The Soviet occupation lasted only four days: the Germans returned and the Russians withdrew eastwards, beyond the border laid down in the Molotov- Ribbentrop Pact.
These Russian troops were joined by a good many Jewish youths; but the majority of the Jews stayed at home, believing that the extreme violence of the first days of occupation would not contine once the Germans had established themselves. Thus, towards the end of 1939 life in T returned to apparent normalcy. The Germans were not continuously present, and the fulfilment of their orders was in the hands of the Polish mayor. The Jews were able to continue with their work, and Jewish merchants even visited the nearby villages in the course of their business.
The beginning of 1940 witnessed the establishment of a Judenrat, the majority of whose members were pre-war leaders of the community, with Hersz Blutman at their head. The most difficult and immediate problem the Judenrat had to deal with was the growing influx of Jewish refugees from Western Poland and also from the surrounding towns and villages. In December 1939 there came to T 371 refugees from Lodz, Wlocawek and Kalisz. In March 1941 these were joined by 200 refugees from Bilgoraj. The Judenrat set up a public kitchen for the refugees and the local Jews housed them. At the same time the Judenrat was ordered by the Germans to produce hands for forced labour. At the beginning of 1940 groups of young Jews were sent to the labour camp that had been set up in Belzec, where they were engaged in building an extermination camp. On the eve of their invasion of the Soviet Union the Germans made demands for more workers, and many of the Jews of T were set to digging trenches and constructing earthworks along the border.
According to the report sent by the Judenrat to the Organisation of Jewish Self-Help (ISS) in Krakow in June 1941, there were in T at the time 2,730 Jews (compared to 2,515 on the eve of the war). Six hundred of them worked as labourers (only a 100 such before the war) and 300 were unemployed (50 before the war). These data give no figures of merchants (of whom there were some 220 before the war). The figure of the needy and destitute was given as 450. From March to June 1941 the ISS transferred to the Judenrat 2,750 zloty for social help. In the same period the Judenrat's income was 4,848.50 zloty, and its expenditure 4,765 zloty, as follows: 2,574.50 zloty to the needy,1,635.30 for food for the soup kitchens, 249.75 for sanitation and health, and 260.60 in aid to the refugee group from Bilgoraj.
In the summer of 1941, when the Germans invaded Russia, the living conditions of the Jews of T grew worse. They were forbidden to leave town, except in special instances, and obtaining food from the nearby villages thus became extremely difficult and there was increasing hunger. With the advent of an unusually cold winter the situation grew even worse. In November 1941 the Judenrat reported that the number of needy had now grown to 850, but there was only enough food to distribute to 478 of them.
In May 1942 a ghetto was erected in T, consisting of one street and a few adjacent alleys. Jews from Lukowa, Biszcza andsome other villages were also transferred to the ghetto, and that summer the population of the ghetto rose above 3,000. Due to the overcrowding, the poor sanitary conditions and the shortage of food, the death rate among the Jews assumed unprecedented proportions. The Jewish cemetery in T was inadequate, and the Judenrat was granted permission to bury the dead in the cemetery in Bilgoraj. Shortly after the ghetto was erected the Germans replaced the members of the Judenrat, possibly because it was unable to function in such difficult circumstances. The second chairman of the Judenrat was Sinai Grauer, and his colleagues were Chaim Goldman, Aron Lustejer, and Chaim-Leib Mendel. Shortly before the ghetto was abandoned SS troops from the District headquarters in Bilgoraj ordered the Judenrat to collect contributions - each time to the tune of some 20,000 zloty. The Judenrat succeeded in obtaining these sums from the inhabitants of the ghetto.
On August 9th, 1942,the Judenrat was ordered to assemble 1,500 Jews to be sent, according to the Germans, to the labour camp in the district of Wolyn. The trucks sent to transport them could, however, only take 800. These were than taken to Bilgoraj, and from there to the extermination camp at Belzec. Amongst them was also the Chairman of the Judenrat, Sinai Grauer.
On November 2nd, 1942, all the remaining Jews in T, some 2.500 men, women and children, were ordered to meet in the market place, from where they were marched to Bilgoraj. The next day they were put aboard the train to Belzec. Some 50 ailing and elderly persons who had been unable to meet at the assembly point were taken to the cemetery, and murdered there. Forced Polish labourers were brought to T and ordered to collect the corpses and bury them.
Rabbi Josef Moshe Naftali Teicher hid in a bunker, but was delivered to the Germans together with other Jews by a Polish informer. A few youths fled to the forests and joined the partisans or found refuge with peasants.
The survivors who had remained in the area, together with Jews returning from the Soviet Union, went back to T for a time after the war. When one of them was murdered, however, they all left the area.
Notes (in order of appearance in the text):
Council of the Four Lands: the Jewish self-governing body in Russia-Poland originating in the 16th century. Named for the four regions of Major Poland, Minor Poland, Red Russia and Lithuania, it was called in Hebrew 'Va'ad Arba Artzot'.
Chassidism /Has(s)idism: the Jewish revivalist movement originating in eastern Europe in the late 16th century. It maintains, e.g. the dress of the time. Diverse sects of Chassidism hail from different towns and follow different leaders or 'rebbes'.
Ba'al Shem-Tov: meaning 'owner of a good name' and abreviated to 'Besht' - refers to R. Israel Ben Eliezer, the founder of Chassidism.
Admor: title given to a learned Chassidic rabbi; Hebrew abbreviation of 'Our Master and Teacher'.
Joint: Joint Distribution Committee - an American Jewish organisation set up in 1914 to help European Jews in the First World War and later expanded to service Jewish communities worldwide.
Agudat Israel: the Orthodox Jewish (anti-Zionist) political movement organised in 1912 in Europe, seeking to sustain the values of traditional eastern European Jewry.
Mizrachi: the Orthodox Zionist movement, founded in Vilna in 1902.
Poalei Zion: 'Workers of Zion', a Marxist Jewish party founded in 1906. Its ideological 'father' was Dov Ber Borochov.
Hechalutz: 'The Pioneer', an organisation to train youth for immigration to Israel / Palestine, primarily to a kibbutz.
Shekel - a symbolic coin, indicating a membership fee to the Zionist Organisation, with the right to vote, or delegate a vote, at its Congresses.
Cheder: (pl. cheders, chadarim) - religious Jewish elementary school (also 'Sunday School', e.g in western Europe and USA).
Talmud Torah: religious school for the study of the Torah.
The above notes were compiled by the translator/editor. Many of the definitions were taken from The Timetables of Jewish History, by Judah Gribetz with Edward L. Greenstein and Regina S. Stein (Simon and Schuster, 1993).
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