Word: intifadas
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Pipes argued that Palestinians would be better off economically if they accepted Israel’s existence and ended the intifada...
...speech. He was free to publish and publicize his poem about a Palestinian child who, he alleges, was “gunned down by the Zionist SS” (the boy in question was probably killed by a Palestinian bullet and mendaciously turned into a poster-child of the Intifada). Paulin was free to to boast, “I never believed that Israel had the right to exist at all,” to advertise his sympathies for suicide bombers, to encourage terrorism, and even to incite to murder. The British government guaranteed his freedom of speech; the American...
...That the MLDEF would take this as an opportunity to oust one of the country’s premier academics rather than to address the real issues of the Palestinian intifada is disheartening though not surprising,” said Eric R. Trager ’05, a member of Harvard Students for Israel...
Hamad said she had received positive responses from students who had seen the exhibit. Several wanted more information about the intifada or about the pictures displayed...
...display, which features photographs, essays and quotations about Israeli presence in the disputed territories, is intended to use the second anniversary of the intifada “as a benchmark to talk about why [it’s] going on,” said Rita Hamad ’03, one of the display’s creators and the former president...