July 24, 2009
When a kuwaiti columnist has more sense than an american journalist
Following up on hs previous reporiting on the unsubstantiated charges of Breaking the Silence, Dion Nissenbaum reprints, in full, a column from noverlist A.B. Yehoshuah, that Israel ought to listen to the anonymous soldiers. Who would have though that a Kuwaiti columnist would display more fairness to Israel than an American "journalist?"
Posted by SoccerDad at July 24, 2009 3:40 AM
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There are Arabs who think like this and who are not prejudiced by anti-Jewish hatred and reflexive hostility towards Israel. All the same, they are marginal since by and large voices like this are few and between in the Middle East.
Posted by: NormanF at July 25, 2009 11:05 PMPost a comment