[Peace-discuss] The invasion of Gaza
C. G. Estabrook
galliher at illinois.edu
Wed Mar 3 22:26:01 CST 2010
"Public outrage at the Gaza invasion did not come out of the blue but rather
marked the nadir of a curve plotting a steady decline in support for Israel. As
polling data of Americans and Europeans, both Gentiles and Jews, suggest, the
public has become increasingly critical of Israeli policy over the past decade.
The horrific images of death and destruction broadcast around the world during
and after the invasion accelerated this development. 'The increased and brutal
frequency of war in this volatile region has shifted international opinion,' the
British Financial Times editorialized one year later, 'reminding Israel it is
not above the law. Israel can no longer dictate the terms of debate'"...
Truth and Consequences in the Gaza Invasion
By NORMAN FINKELSTEIN
Editors' note: This article is excerpted from Norman Finkelstein’s important new
book about the Gaza conflict, “This Time We Went Too Far” published this month
by OR Books. To purchase a copy of the complete book please visit OR Books
<http://www.orbooks.com/>. This book is not available from bookstores or other
online retailers.
http://www.counterpunch.org/finkelstein03032010.html
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