Right now the word settler sounds like 'Once you've come to Canada you're a settler and that's it.
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He has close ties to the settler lobby in Israel and to settler leadership in the occupied West Bank.
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The recent announcement of plans for thousands of new settler homes was widely seen as an attempt to appease the pro-settler right, following the government's controversial clearance of an illegal settler outpost at Amona, near Ramallah.
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The project of settler colonialism is, thus, eternal; as long as there are indigenous people, settler colonialism needs to minimize them and their perspectives to be successful.
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" "The settler agenda is defining the future in Israel.
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That is to say, all those people who are not part of the full settler experience, in dominance, are constant supplicants up against what is seen as immutable and universal (the settler worldview).
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Since then, Israel has approved plans for thousands of new settler homes in the West Bank and East Jerusalem and has moved to retroactively legalize settler outposts that were built throughout the territory.
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Lieberman, a West Bank settler, wants to be defense minister.
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So the settler agenda is defining the future of Israel.
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Settler officials identified the wounded civilian as a local rabbi.
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Everybody sues you because you get known as a settler.
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If it looks like settler colonialism, that's because it is.
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But what is the husband's own relationship to settler colonialism?
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So the settler agenda is defining the future in Israel.
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The type of political system that emerged out of Southern Africa's settler colonies was a liberal constitutionalism built on transitional power sharing brokered between "moderates" from the liberation movements and the settler colonial authorities.
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Enslaved peoples could not consent to being brought here, and their presence cannot confer upon their descendants acceptance into the settler colonial system, especially since, being inherently white supremacist, settler colonialism is virulently anti-black.
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Most Icelanders can trace their lineage to a single Viking settler.
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She is more interested in being a searcher than a settler.
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Using such settler-colonial definitions undermines our existence and our sovereignty.
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But, I realized, I'd never actually met a settler in person.
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As a white settler on Indigenous land, this is my responsibility.
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They had to be packed with gunpowder and ammunition for every shot, so if a settler encountered a Native American with a bow and arrow, the long reload times would put the settler at a disadvantage.
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At times it has pushed back against settler demands for tougher measures.
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A Jewish settler killed 1967 Palestinians at prayer in Hebron in 1994.
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Each Settler Ship could rendezvous with and settle a single star system.
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Each Civilization game starts you off with a settler and a soldier.
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The settler population has doubled too, and they face their own shortages.
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The settler group said it had bought the homes from Palestinian owners.
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She was embarrassed by an American Jewish settler wanting dialogue about Israel.
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In Israel, the right wing settler movement is firmly ensconced in government.
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" Kerry warned that "the settler agenda is defining the future in Israel.
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"Ingolfur Arnarson, the first settler, came to Iceland from Norway," he said.
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This way of seeing the West reproduces the iconography of settler colonialism.
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Now, I recognize that other people can come here and "settle" on these lands, and be folded into the settler-colonial project that is Canada, but settler colonials, by definition, occupy lands and impose their legal orders on everyone.
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It retroactively legalizes about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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Settler leaders said they were pleased, but behind closed doors they are angry.
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It's taking responsibility for the fact of settler colonialism and acting to decolonize.
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A settler in Flushing who defied this order was banished back to Holland.
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But in my world there is no such thing as a nice settler.
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The view of Amro as a provocateur is common in the settler community.
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Pocahontas married the English settler John Rolfe and died of disease in London.
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The dominant settler states — Zimbabwe, Namibia and South Africa — all followed this model.
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They also pointed to Mr. Netanyahu's increasingly vocal backing of the settler cause.
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The killing last Saturday was the latest in a wave of settler violence.
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But some government ministers, especially those with settler supporters, want it to go further.
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Israel's national-religious party is the most prominent political representative of the settler movement.
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Netanyahu's Cabinet includes pro-settler politicians even more hawkish than the prime minister himself.
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Players start out with a settler, establish a city and then grow and expand.
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And it spins a narrative that Israel is an apartheid state imposing settler-colonialism.
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According to initial details, the military said an Israeli settler shot and killed Na'ason.
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A band of white, armed figures from settler nations looms threateningly in the background.
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Trump's team even invited three prominent leaders of the settler movement to the inauguration.
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It is the legacy of Irish resistance to British colonialism, the model for settler colonialism.
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One exception is Ashraf Jabari, from Hebron, who has close ties to Israeli settler groups.
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There are scores more informal settler outposts, some of which have also received government funding.
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Netanyahu is competing with those parties for pro-settler voters in the April 9 election.
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John Smith is the white settler who becomes Pocahontas' love interest in the Disney film.
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"It doesn't matter if somebody is a settler, a Jew or an Arab," he said.
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They include settler diaries, newspaper reports, Aboriginal evidence and archives from State and Federal repositories.
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What do you think about the language that we use to describe settlers/settler colonialism?
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What do you think about the language that we use to define settlers/settler colonialism?
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Polls suggest the ultra-nationalist settler will double his seats from five to around 10.
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Israel's strong pro-settler constituency has cheered Mr. Trump's ascendance, seeing him as an ally.
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And will he be toting a weapon recovered from the "armed settler" when he does?
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A young Native American girl and a British settler fall in love in "Pocahontas" (1995).
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Meanwhile, in the ballrooms of Monrovia, Gbessa uneasily assimilates into the Americo-Liberian settler elite.
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Two years ago, a settler and an accomplice were charged with murder in that attack.
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The true damage lies with patriarchy, white supremacy, and settler-colonialism embodied by the statue.
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He noted that in the last year alone, the settler population has increased by 15,000.
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This never happened, as Israel's settler population in the West Bank doubled over the following decade.
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The IDF is increasingly a religious army, recruited from the settler community in the West Bank.
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That is an extremist Israeli settler, with Greenblatt also there digging underneath Silwan, a Palestinian town.
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Leaders of the settler movement acknowledge the decline but say it does not reflect falling popularity.
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Israel's prime minister, Binyamin Netanyahu, heads a coalition that depends on support from the settler movement.
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These early cases of gun violence belong to a history of settler-colonialism and ethnic cleansing.
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The Trump administration never protested the constant increase of Israel's settler population in the West Bank.
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Settler leaders said they also struggled to get information about how many outposts were being legalized.
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The family has not worked the land, where a single settler home sits, since the 1980s.
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Settler diaries describe discrimination blocking the Paiute from the economy that they developed in the Valley.
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The museum as we know is a settler-institution that has monopolized the definition of art.
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The settler, carrying an M-623, ordered them off the land, Awad said, but they refused.
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The performance was a moving exploration of the contours of settler colonial ideology and its ubiquity.
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But Ditmas Park, named for the early settler Jan Jansen Van Ditmarsen Jr., was once farmland.
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Quotable: "I love this declaration, because it fits with my ideology," said one settler in Ofra.
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In 1837, William Barton, an early settler in the area, named the springs after his daughters.
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Archaeology works hand in glove here with settler efforts to press Jewish claims on the land.
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Archaeology works hand in glove here with settler efforts to press Jewish claims on the land.
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Our immigrants joined a settler culture, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant, that demanded assimilation to its norms.
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Mr Netanyahu, by contrast, courts the pro-settler crowd, who have helped him win four elections.
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Both were founded as settler colonies whose existence depended on driving indigenous peoples from their lands.
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Three weeks ago, Israel's parliament retroactively legalized about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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The government-approved expansion of the settlement program is distinct from illegal settler outposts such as Amona.
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Israel's High Court has ordered Amona -- a settler outpost in the West Bank -- demolished by December 0003.
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Last month a group of settler leaders gleefully flew to Washington to see Mr Trump sworn in.
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"We could oppose Obama because we had the Republican Congress on our side," says one settler leader.
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Under Israeli law, the move retroactively legalises about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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Settler leaders have vehemently condemned the arson and called for the perpetrators to be brought to justice.
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His government is filled with right-wing politicians, many of whom have ties to the settler movement.
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"Pocahontas" (1995) is about the daughter of an Algonquin chief and a European settler falling in love.
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In 2000, he was wounded in the knee in a drive-by shooting by an Israeli settler.
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What are some of the things people can do to acknowledge or work on their settler privilege?
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And leaders of the settler movement are motivated by ideological imperatives that entirely ignore legitimate Palestinian aspirations.
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Snowbound in their hastily built houses, nearly every settler got sick; all were hungry, and half died.
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The English settler, who believes that his family lives on divinely given land, doesn't traffic in ambiguities.
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But compared with almost everyone in town, Ms. Standish, 70, a retired schoolteacher, is an original settler.
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Settler groups welcomed Mr. Netanyahu's call for a mandate to annex territory, but they too were dubious.
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Over the years, it has become a flagship and a flash point of the Israeli settler movement.
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Everyone sees the election on the horizon, and the settler lobby is stronger than any moral standard.
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Since Trump's inauguration, Israel has announced 6,000 new settlement homes and legalized settler outposts in the West Bank.
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The very founding of this country was an environmental disaster, made possible through settler colonialism, and vice versa.
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AB: The enslavement of black people in the Americas complicates the settler colonial matter I talked about earlier.
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Loosely translated as "house taken over," the title attempts to reference colonial power, migration, settler violence, and displacement.
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As the settler population swells, any scenario of a Palestinian state that encompasses the entire West Bank dwindles.
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He is a settler, and his family are settlers, and he is the U.S. ambassador in Tel Aviv.
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Now leaders of the settler movement have advanced unprecedented new legislation that would legalize most of those outposts.
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" He said the mainstream "settler movement is terrified of these kids — it doesn't know how to control them.
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Friedman, among the top Trump advisers who promoted the Jerusalem move, is a former contributor to settler causes.
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But this European settler was hardly the first human being in the "New World" killed by a gun.
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Mr. Netanyahu's government has been working to retroactively legalize dozens of settler outposts that sit on public land.
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On Tuesday, Israel announced more plans to build hundreds of new settler homes in the occupied West Bank.
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What are some of the things that people can do to acknowledge or work on their settler privilege?
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Now, leaders of the settler movement have advanced unprecedented new legislation that would legalize most of the outposts.
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Or perhaps we will learn something more mundane: Indigenous people will always be savages in the settler imaginary.
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At its founding, the United States was a white republic whose Constitution reflected settler preoccupation with racial control.
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The timing of the announcement may well have been engineered by pro-settler elements in the Trump administration.
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He has come under increasing pressure from right-wing and settler groups for failing to build in Jerusalem.
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But the settler movement is influential, with a high voter turnout, and is powerful within Netanyahu's Likud party.
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" But at the same time, he was advocating to render the western territories "secure for the advancing settler.
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It'll be more of the settler case like paying for passage by train or wagon to the West.
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Mr. Amro is accused of spitting at the settler, pushing him and throwing his camera to the ground.
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Near midnight on Tuesday, the Israeli government approved 3,000 more settler housing units in the occupied West Bank.
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The image of the white cowboy reproduces and romanticizes the mythic iconography of settler colonialism and white supremacy.
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"The true damage lies with patriarchy, white supremacy, and settler-colonialism embodied by the statue," the statement continues.
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No one in these United States is about to forget half a millennium of settler colonialism and racial hierarchy.
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The British forced Africans off prime agricultural land and into native reserves, to make way for white settler farmers.
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" Settler colonialism replies, as it always has done from the indigenous expulsions to the ending of DACA: "go away.
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Are they considered a settler, or is it just the direct descendants of those who settled on the land?
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I don't think that you should be called a settler if you've come here to make your life here.
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To underscore the message, the play opens with the killing of a Native American scout by a European settler.
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Following the American war of independence, Britain discouraged the growth of a settler class in India who might rebel.
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For their part, Palestinians accused the settler of firing needlessly when the Israeli Army was already dispersing the crowd.
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All Civ games begin with a settler unit, and your first choice is where to settle, to become sedentary.
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Together, these two settlements have about 130,000 residents — a third of the total settler population of the West Bank.
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Amona is a flash point for the settler movement, and the case had gone through the courts for years.
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Security officials partly attribute the surge in settler violence to the recent lifting of restrictions from some main activists.
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Palestinians would need to either "prove their loyalty" to Israel or leave, Avihai Boaron, a settler activist, told me.
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The rate of settler recruitment to combat units in the IDF is 80 percent higher than the rest of country.
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Israel disputes this, and last week Israeli authorities issued approvals for more than 2,000 settler homes in the West Bank.
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A large crowd of angry young men chanting "One settler, one bullet", surrounded her car and pelted it with stones.
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The vehicle — big and boxy, with room to fit many children — seemed easily identifiable as belonging to a Jewish settler.
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Israel's hard-line defense minister, Avigdor Lieberman — a settler himself — has said that the outpost cannot remain where it stands.
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But being classified as a settler, along with those who would have had me enslaved, didn't sit well with me.
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He has vowed to start annexing the West Bank, wherever an Israeli settler may be, in a last-minute gambit.
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In order to address the violence of white (settler) nationalism, we need more than just virtuous tweets against white supremacists.
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While the government of Israel was ambivalent about whether to retain the newly emancipated areas, the settler movement was not.
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During Mr. Obama's eight years in office, the illegal Israeli settler population has swelled by 100,123, to well over 600,000.
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In this environment (as in many other settler nations), Muslim peoples represent a relatively new and culturally different minority group.
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Instead, it is a political act designed to appeal to the settler movement, which constitutes the backbone of Netanyahu's party.
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Since Trump's inauguration a month ago, Israel has announced the creation of 6,000 new settler units and legalized thousands of outposts.
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The call to decolonize continues to intensify, and "this place" applies to any location that bears the violence of settler colonialism.
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In the succeeding five years, with the continuing disproportionate influx of settler recruits to the IDF, the question is more pertinent.
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True to the historical record, at least, Westworld does cast a white settler — the Man in Black — as its star scalper.
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Mr. Bennett is a prominent member of Mr. Netanyahu's coalition government, but they are rivals for right-wing and settler votes.
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Over time, and especially as Israeli politics has shifted rightward, the settler movement has become an institutionalized part of Israeli society.
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The second is the explosive growth of both the settler population and the number of settlements over the past several decades.
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"Settler-militias and armed households were institutionalized for the destruction and control of Native peoples, communities, and nations," Dunbar-Ortiz writes.
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"They knew it was a high-risk area," Mr. Settler said on his boat on a recent morning off Mosier's shoreline.
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Yochanan Rosenzweig, chairman of Adei Ad, told Israel Army Radio that an Israeli youth had been stabbed near the settler outpost.
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So, I turned to four very different people to give me their views on who was and was not a settler.
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There are also about 100 settler outposts in the West Bank like Amona, built without official permission from the Israeli government.
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There seems to be little doubt that Mr. Zaal was killed after the settler armed with the M-16 opened fire.
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But the costs and political difficulty of withdrawing Israelis from the West Bank grow with every settler family that moves in.
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Mr. Kenyatta wanted to sell the British settler lands to Kenyans of means, and to concentrate political power in the presidency.
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I was invited to give a lecture at Harvard and they wanted me to be on a panel alongside a settler.
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He is also charged with assaulting an Israeli settler during an altercation over a camera, which reportedly happened at a protest.
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The Saw Mill Parkway that runs past it also echoes this Dutch settler: He was the one who established the mill.
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When White House senior strategist Steve Bannon ran Breitbart, for example, the site was deeply sympathetic to the Israeli settler movement.
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That is not a US Ambassador, that is an extremist Israeli settler, with Greenblatt also there, digging underneath Silwan, a Palestinian town.
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The settler bed and breakfast is on only one of several of my father's lands that were seized by the Ofra settlers.
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At the scene just before the shooting, the video shows Israeli settler leaders standing among the soldiers and seemingly directing their response.
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The geographic footprint of these commercial enterprises, together with shopping centers and agricultural projects, exceeds the built-up areas of settler housing.
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The Greek Orthodox patriarch in Jerusalem was fired after his church sold property to Jewish settler groups, which then evicted Palestinian tenants.
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It's not a screaming super mutant or a helpful Mr. Handy robot or another settler looking for a trade or a fight.
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He noted that the Israeli settler population in the West Bank has grown by 270,000 since the Oslo Accords of the 1990s.
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Both are predominately English-speaking capitalist democracies that started as settler colonies, and today they're as integrated culturally as they are economically.
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Mr. Lieberman, a settler, was appointed last month in a coalition deal that brought his ultranationalist Yisrael Beiteinu party into the government.
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Still, his ideology echoes a manifesto of a new group of extremist Jewish settler youth that Israeli security officials revealed last year.
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She's a member of the Coeur d'Alene tribe and traces her history back generations to the chiefs she says fought settler expansion.
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Native soldiers attacked fifty-two towns in New England, destroyed seventeen of them, and killed a substantial portion of the settler population.
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Not the fantasy of being a space pilot, frontier settler, or someone who's really into making roads connect around little wooden tokens.
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I think the term settler means or comes from the idea that we are setting up shop, we are settling in here.
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No amount of accumulation of wealth or social status changes this because those things are acquired only through the settler colonial project.
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Among the most troubling illustrations of this point has been the proliferation of settler outposts that are illegal under Israel's own laws.
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Among those present was Ashraf Jabari, a businessman from the West Bank city of Hebron with close ties to Israeli settler groups.
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He has forged ties with Jewish settlers and helped form a chamber of commerce in which Palestinian and settler businesses work together.
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A settler, Rabbi Raziel Shevach, had been shot dead near Nablus a few days before my visit, a killing applauded by Hamas.
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"From the sea to the Jordan River, it belongs to the people of Israel," said settler Zomi Osi in the West Bank.
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Hours before the police entered Amona, Mr. Netanyahu's government approved the construction of 3,000 more settler housing units in the West Bank.
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About 100 rabbis, including prominent voices in the religious Zionist and settler establishment, signed an open letter in support of the youths.
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Mr. Netanyahu rebuffed the attacks on Shin Bet, praising its efforts to thwart Palestinian terrorism, but did not address the settler violence.
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Settler societies built on the removal and extermination of native peoples will produce ideologies that treat those actions as good, even laudatory.
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The town of Liberal is said to have been named for an early settler famous among travellers for being free with drinking water.
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Your western university degree does not always equal factual knowledge about us, nor does your settler professor have authority in our oral histories.
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That was the demand of the main settler-supporting party, Jewish Home, on which Mr Netanyahu depends to keep his coalition in power.
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Most offensive, and what students vowed to overturn, was a curriculum that favored and exclusively reinforced Eurocentric and settler-colonist history and culture.
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"We are bigger, but we are not as influential as we used to be," says Israel Harel, a veteran of the settler movement.
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Why it matters: This is an extraordinary event, as the digging of the tunnel was initiated by a Jewish settler group called Elad.
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For decades, U.S. government officials refrained from participating in Israeli government events in East Jerusalem — not to mention those led by settler groups.
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The 18th-century "Louisiana Manila men," a group of Filipino sailors, founded one of the earliest Asian-American settler communities in the country.
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Following a previous announcement on new settler houses in April, the European Union reiterated that all settlement activity was illegal under international law.
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Which stock character, we wonder—the town doctor, the dogged lawman, the wise old settler, the conniving cattle baron—will break the mold?
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In Hebron, a settler scales a wall and snares himself in barbed wire to request that his Palestinian neighbor remove a Palestinian flag.
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The people who happened to be on the land first have no standing in the eyes of the settler colony and its allies.
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I wouldn't be a settler because I was born and raised here, all my family is from here, my parents are from here.
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And I think, in a lot of ways, a lot of settler Canadians have proven themselves not to be ready for these conversations.
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But even Mr. Harel, 78, a leader of the post-1967 settler movement and conservative newspaper columnist, said he partly understood its reasoning.
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I am a practicing Jew and the grandchild of Holocaust survivors, in addition to being a scholar of the Holocaust and settler colonialism.
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He said his presence, and that of other white settler allies, changes the optics of a potential mass arrest, and reduces its likelihood.
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We called for an end to the military blockade on Gaza, and to the settler violence and military occupation of the West Bank.
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About 50 percent of the growth of the settler population has come in two large ultra-Orthodox settlements, Modiin Illit and Beitar Illit.
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The nationalists presented female combatants as heroic freedom fighters, while the Rhodesian settler regime branded them as "murderers" and "prostitutes" of male fighters.
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White Americans don't like to think of their country as a settler state, but, like apartheid South Africa, that's exactly what it is.
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They'll see only the message that the cover and post send, a message that reproduces and reinforces an enduring myth of settler colonialism.
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Not surprisingly, these chieftains of white settler colonies are fierce cultural warriors; they are all affiliated with private donors who build platforms where political correctness, Islam and feminism are excoriated, the facts of injustice and inequality denied, chests thumped about a superior but sadly imperiled Western civilization, and fraternal sympathy extended to Israel, the world's last active settler-colonialist project.
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Yossi Verter, a political analyst at the left-leaning newspaper Haaretz, said the power of the settler lobby had grown out of all proportion.
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Mr. Friedman, by his words and support of the Israeli settler movement, does not reflect what we believe should be American policy toward Israel.
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In the fable, her baptism as "Rebecca" and her marriage to a Jamestown settler are held up to show the moral righteousness of colonization.
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When Israel ended its occupation of Gaza, removing every single soldier and settler, the territory could have become the Singapore on the Mediterranean Sea.
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What makes Deathscapes so compelling is not only its comprehensive cataloging of colonial settler violence, but the ways in which it humanizes the victims.
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In any case, Mr. Settler said, it is clear to him that human failure and inadequate track maintenance, not bad luck, caused the crash.
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It is named for Seth Bullock, an early settler, businessman and sheriff who built the establishment with his partner, Solomon Star, in the 1890s.
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This was a boost to uncompromising nationalistic visions on both sides, giving birth to a messianic settler movement and violent strains of Palestinian terrorism.
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After Mr. Ahmed's comments in November, Dr. Brager wrote on Twitter, "I refuse to 'reaffirm the value' of ethnonationalist settler colonialism," according to Tablet.
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Nonetheless, "The Nightingale" is still effective: It unearths the root of settler mentality and violence that so much of history has effectively wallpapered over.
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Nonetheless, "The Nightingale" is still effective: It unearths the root of settler mentality and violence that so much of history has effectively wallpapered over.
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The Israeli authorities have struggled to contain the settler violence, despite fears that it has the potential to set the combustible West Bank ablaze.
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