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Sometimes, Violence Really Is the Answer
then by provoking the military to take actions that would inevitably result in the deaths of Palestinian civilians. It worked perfectly, as it had in the past.
Alan Dershowitz • The Case for Israel
Would any reasonable nation faced with comparable threats of annihilation have acted differently?
Alan Dershowitz • The Case for Israel
Since the end of the 1967 war, the entire focus of Palestinian aggression has been on civilians, both inside Israel and around the world. Global terrorism began in 1968 not as a last resort against a long occupation but as a first resort—really as a continuation of an illegal and immoral tactic that had been continuously used by the Arabs against t
... See moreAlan Dershowitz • The Case for Israel
I carried a sign that read “Free Gaza from Hamas,” because even though I am pro-Israel, I am also pro-Palestinian, just anti-Hamas, a terrorist organization which aims to annihilate Israel, and which uses international aid money to build attack tunnels instead of schools and hospitals.