The slow genocide against the Palestinians and the Western World’s aggressive anti-Arabism (and anti-Islamism) are indirect consequences of Holocaust propaganda. Papers listed in this section deal with this entanglement of flawed historiography and skewed politics, leading to catastrophic results worldwide.
By Frank Scott ∙ January 1, 2005
The murderous treatment of European Jews during the Second World War has become almost legendary in its depiction as a unique and singularly important example of bigoted inhumanity, carried to barbarous extremes. No other experience from among the overwhelming number of historic cases of mass brutality has ever achieved such status in western consciousness, partly…
By Nasser Shiyouki, Sharon Abbady ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Photographers that became friends while shooting the same problems in Hebron Nasser Shiyouki30 years old, Palestinian “I photograph history, but what a shame and what a limitation to have to photograph only grief and the tragedies, wounded,…
By Louani Idar Horowitz ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Jew among Bedouin friends Louani Idar Horowitz27 years old, IsraeliTour guide in Sinai “In '72 my parents went to Sinai to open a center for European tourists. We lived there for 10 years. Our house was European…
By Ronen Lazarov, Mohammed Khallaf ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Arab greengrocer in Jaffa and Jewish customer Ronen Lazarov34 years old, Jewishfamily lives in Rome.Diamond trader “I came to Israel in '82. I was a fervent Zionist, I admit that I was a bit narrow-minded. Maybe I…
By Moutnasser Aweidah, Yaela Vahab ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Husband and Wife Moutnasser Aweidah22 years old, Palestinian. Studies Hotel Management “I'd like to have a Palestinian passport. Why should I be at the mercy of the Israeli government? I play football, the exercise serves as an…
By Maya Oren, Hala Barhum ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Friends Maya Oren41 years old, Israeli. Teacher “I like going to Hala's house, they're so hospitable. My husband works with Hala's husband, they get on well together. I'd like it if Arabs were also allowed to take…
By Louani Idar Horowitz, Ra’Ed Abu Ni’Meh ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Friends Barak Horowitz28 years oldIsraeliCraftsman “When the territories are closed and the Palestinians can't move around, I come to Ra'ed's village and bring food. We're friends, through thick and thin. But I can't lie to myself, it's…
By Karen Cohen, Nisreen Abukaud Satel ∙ January 1, 2003
We invite you to join us in the effort to reach out for peace in Israel and Palestine Two mothers who met in hospital when their children were born. They became friends. Karen Cohen32 years old, Jewishborn in Santiago, Chile. EntrepeneurLittle girl: Gal “I think that all the world's Jews should live in Israel. I'm…
By George Brewer ∙ January 1, 2002
The recent spate of suicide bombings in Israel has created ferment among those writers who labor under the conceit that nations take direction as a result of their scribbling. The cacophonous chorus of jeremiad journalists, mostly found in the pages of the Washington Post, and with the honorable exception of Richard Cohen, has been to…
By Ralph Marquardt ∙ January 1, 2002
In recent days, since the horrible pizzeria bombing in Jerusalem, in which 15 Jews were murdered, dozens more injured, and one deluded Palestinian, there has been a rising chorus among American journalists that Israel must retaliate in a drastic manner to put an end to these crazy suicide bombings by West Bank Palestinians. The usual…
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