Roman Mysteries - The Complete Series [DVD]

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a b Moshé Machover and Akiva Orr, "Foreword after 38 years", in the 1999 second edition of Shalom, Shalom ve'ein Shalom, privately published from PO Box 3050, Herzliya 46104, Israel.

Overseas Visit: 16-20 July 2023 to Israel and Palestine as part of a Labour staff and researchers study tour. Transport, accommodation and meals were paid for by ELNET UK (registered July 2023). A documentary about the group, entitled "Matzpen", was made by Eran Torbiner in 2003. Another documentary about Avangard was produced in 2009 by Tom Carmi (son of two former leaders of the group) and presented at the Tel Aviv Docaviv festival. It is titled "Away from the Tribe's Centre", and was awarded second prize in the students' films competition. In these documentaries as well as most other books by and interviews with members who ended-up in different factions, the doctrinal differences that led to their divergent paths disappear from view. The focus almost invariably is on activities against the occupation, anti-Zionist positions, the sense of dissent, and so on, which they all shared, rather than on what had set them apart. Machover is a Labour Party member of the Hampstead and Kilburn Constituency Labour Party. In October 2017, he was expelled from the Labour Party on suspicion he was associated with the Communist Party of Great Britain (Provisional Central Committee), in contravention of party rules. The expulsion came when an article he wrote for the CPGB (PCC)'s newspaper, the Weekly Worker was being investigated as, according to the party's head of disputes, it "appears to meet the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance definition of antisemitism". [11] The Guardian subsequently published a letter of protest undersigned by 139 Labour Party members, including Sir Geoffrey Bindman dismissing the insinuation of anti-Semitism as "personally offensive and politically dangerous". [12] His expulsion was rescinded on 30 October. [13] When the Suez crisis unfolded in late 1956, Louis and Esther turned to the more pro-Israel editorial line of the Times, and their broader outlook shifted to the right accordingly in the years that followed. While they maintained cordial relations with non-Jewish acquaintances, their friends were all fellow Jews, and they “sort of discouraged” Jonathan and his older brother Martin from making non-Jewish friends. Overseas Visit: 30 March-2 April to Azerbaijan accompanying Matthew Offord MP to the International Conference on Humanitarian Mine Action and the Sustainable Development Goals. Accommodation and flights paid for by Azerbaijan National Agency for Mine Action (ANAMA) and United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) (registered April 2022).Gifts/Benefits: September 2022-July 2023, Parliamentary internship funded by the Catholic Bishops' Conference of England and Wales (registered October 2022).

In 1995 former members of Derech ha-Nitzotz established the Da'am Workers Party, [17] which remains active to this day. In the book of "The Assassins of Rome", Simeon is dragged off to be tortured but gets rescued (by Titus) before he is maimed or blinded as was threatened. In the TV series he doesn't get rescued. Although it was improbable for him ever to have been rescued, this is a major plot-change.Jabra Nicola and Moshe Machover, "The Palestinian Struggle and Revolution in the Middle East", Matzpen 50, August 1969, "Matzpen-The Socialist Organization in Israel". Archived from the original on 24 July 2011 . Retrieved 5 February 2010. Matzpen ( Hebrew: מצפן, lit. 'Compass') is the name of a revolutionary socialist and anti-Zionist organisation, founded in Israel in 1962 which was active until the 1980s. Its official name was the Socialist Organisation in Israel, but it became better known as Matzpen after its monthly publication. Overseas Visits: 23-28 July 2022 to Israel to attend Young Conservatives Political Leaders delegation. Accommodation, sustenance and travel costs paid by Israeli Embassy (registered July 2022).