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Once again The Crimson has printed an article attacking Israel's immorality. The author of this particular misguided missive is Charles T. Kurzman, who demonstrates a very limited understanding of Israel and the Middle East Mr. Kurzman argues that it is time for Israel to "grow up, understand its Muslim neighbors, rather than blindly hate them." He further claims that Israel's isolated position in the world is "a result of Israel's obstinacy." In all this, and in the rest of his validity of his arguments, but the haziness of his thinking...
Following the lead of most of the world (and the world press). Mr. Kurzman desires to hold Israel to a higher moral standard than that of other nations. Thus, the fact that most of the Western world, and nearly all the countries of Black Africa, engage in trade and relations with South Africa seems unimportant to him. Instead, Israel must be singled out for its association with that admittedly repulsive state But Mr. Kurzman, here as in the rest of his muddled account, ascribes to Israel the fault for circumstances created almost wholly by her enemies. During the 1960s, Israel...
...poll was conducted by Richard J. Appel, Martin F. Cohen, Michael F.P. Derning, Jesse M. Fried, Christopher J. Georges, Laura E. Gamez, Meredith E. Greene, Tammy Huang, Mary S. Humes, Holly A. Idelton, Rebecca J. Joseph, Charles T. Kurzman, Marie B. Morria, Catherine L Schmidt, John D. Solomon and Janet A. Titus...
...Charles Kurzman's article on the April 26 protest against PLO information chief Abdul-Rachmun should be commended for accurately reporting the venomous words of the speaker. The story, however, failed to present a balanced picture of the protest...
...supported the demonstration and am proud that over 300 people (not 150 people as Kurzman states) felt strongly enough to make a visible sign of protest against the PLO and its policies. Mr. Rahman's speech was the best confirmation of the fears these people had that it would turn into an anti-Israel, anti-semitic diatribe. I'm only sorry that Mr. Kurzman could not bring himself to report the situation as it actually was, and to see what was behind the "jeering, hissing, and shouting" of members of the audience...