Days before U.S. President Barack Obama’s visit to Israel, the New York Times magazine has published an unusually pro-Palestinian cover story entitled “If There is a Third Intifada, We Want to be the Ones who Started It.”
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Days before Obama visit, NYT publishes pro-Palestinian manifesto
Journalist and author Ben Ehrenreich portrays one village’s struggle against IDF oppression. In 2009, Ehrenreich castigated Zionism and called for a secular state.
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27 0 75Couldn't the NYT find a Jewish anti-Semite?
- By Steve
- 17 Mar 2013
- 11:35PM
Now they are publishing Gentile anti-Semites on their covers. I wonder what's next for the circulation losing NYT. It doesn't have much crediblity left.
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The Times is having a nervous breakdown. Imagine. The leader of progressives...
- By JW
- 18 Mar 2013
- 01:56AM
coming to affirm the justice of Israel's cause, Zionism, and the millenia-old Jewish ties to its homeland. Why, it would give any anti-Israel Leftist nightmares, much less the progressive Left's Bible called the NY Times.
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26 118 0Pause for Ben ehrenreich
- By David
- 17 Mar 2013
- 10:07PM
The article will hopefully invite much needed conversation and introspection in America, particularly among American Jews. It highlights the violence of the occupation and the indignity inflicted among those subjected to it. All the hasbara Israel will unleash cannot alter the fundamental injustice of colonialism. I am sure that the ADL will label the article anti-Semitic (in a Pavlovian way it always does) yet inveighing against injustice is anything but anti-Semitic. The attempt to quash the possibility of a two state solution by creating facts on the ground is obscene. This Jew states, "enough."
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Colonialism? Jordan attacked Israel in 1967 and lost.
- By Sarin
- 18 Mar 2013
- 01:58AM
The PLO was attacking Israel and killing Jews in 1964 before the 1967 war and the so-called 'occupation'. All your hatred in the world can't alter those facts.
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Jordan did what?! wow such ignorance!israel attacked egypt first and it lied to US about the cause.read CIA archives from 2005 about 1967!
- By wow
- 18 Mar 2013
- 06:15PM
read and cry...
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Jordan attacked Israel in 1967. Do you deny this fact?
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- 18 Mar 2013
- 10:29PM
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read your own hist.books!isr attack first EGYPT,look at the days!OMG!plus CIA on their site has info about'67 which can be viewed since'05
- By sarin-u faild hist., right?
- 20 Mar 2013
- 01:13AM
plus isr official version at first was that egypt attacked first NOT JORDAN- can't you even get your own hasbrara right? come on! later it was clear isr lied...then was the old hasbara how isr felt threatened, which your own generals and main politicians declered also as lies...congratz!
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25 0 37Advertisement?
- By Rigoletto
- 17 Mar 2013
- 09:28PM
Hopefully they payed cash! A newspaper, even the poor NYTimes needs money to survive.
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24 0 104The Voice of Liberal American Jews
- By Syd Chaden
- 17 Mar 2013
- 07:14PM
Liberal American Jews wish Israel would go away, because they think that anti-Semitism would go away, if it did. They're wrong. The Islamic call for death to infidels and death to the Jews is not limited to Israelis. And, strangely, no one ever suggests that Muslims should disavow it. How about the NY Times doing that? Just think of how peaceful the world would be if Sunnis and Shiites stopped killing each other.
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23 93 0Manifesto
- By Vittorio Antonio
- 17 Mar 2013
- 06:17PM
It's Five Broken Cameras in Spades! Truth never dies!
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22 30 143Who is oppressing whom?
- By Nevon
- 17 Mar 2013
- 05:20PM
These poor little innocent arabs are being oppressed by the evil Israelis for no reason. Or maybe there is a reason. Maybe they appear nice to a reporter from the New York Times but we have all seen the buses explode in Tel Aviv and the restaurants explode in Jerusalem. Where did these perpetrators come from if not from these villages. And if it is all because of the occupation, why did they axe to death scores of Jews in Hebron in 1929 when there was no Israel and no so called occupation. Could it be that nothing would gladden the arabs more than to kill Jews? It is dumb reporting to mix up cause and effect. The Israeis are oppressing the villagers and therefore they are fighting back. Wrong. The arabs were fighting to kill Jews long before there was any occupation.
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Who has the well equipped army?
- By jmgreen
- 17 Mar 2013
- 07:21PM
I think you will find that Israel has the well equipped army with tanks, bulldozers and F16s. Just take a look at who is doing most of the killing and that might tell you who is oppressing who. Its not difficult.
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Mr/Ms Nevon, empathy would do your soul some good my friend
- By Rachel Rabin, TA, Israel
- 17 Mar 2013
- 08:06PM
Maybe if someone took your freedom and liberties, raped your wife and daughters, stole your land and house, or murdered your family, you may then develop a different point of view. Most likely these Palestinians have been here much longer than most of us. We urgently need to share this land in peace for the sake of two DEMOCRATIC states before it's too late for us.
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Israeli army
- By Adi
- 17 Mar 2013
- 09:32PM
Is that a sin to have a strong army when you are 5 million sourrounded by 100 milions declaring they want to kill you?
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Strange Nevon, that the Arabs didn't fight to kill Jews before Zionist plans to takeover Palestine were revealed and implemented.
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 10:59PM
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There was an oppucation masked as mandate to implement Balfour Declaration against the right to self determination. Nothing has changed.
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 11:18PM
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You say that the party that kills more is the wrong side. REALLY ?
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- 18 Mar 2013
- 03:43AM
According to you , since more Germans were killed by the Western allies than vice versa, The Nazis were right & the Western powers were wrong. Since more Qadaffy soldiers were killed than Western pilots, Qaddafy was the just party. Enough said.
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21 0 114Not only occupied terrritories but all of Israel
- By Al
- 17 Mar 2013
- 05:10PM
Article should really endorse ending Jewish presence in all of Israel because the NYT will also find a village in Israel they consider oppress. Why not be honest about it and just say kick all the Jews out of Israel. The code word for evicting Jews from Israel is secular state. We all know that a secular state is an arab state and the first thing this state would do is get rid of its Jews.
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Give the Palestinians their own stat, then.
- By henkjan
- 17 Mar 2013
- 08:11PM
If you think a secular Israel would be an Arab state, withdraw out of the occupied territories and let a separate Palestinian state emerge alongside Israel - to be friends or foes with. But the you'll come back with: a Palestinian state will threaten Israel. Why don't you just say: I hate Arabs and they should not exist in this region?
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20 78 0come on!for months isr politicians do nothing else than have been talking about 3 intifada!they are the only 1!look what idf is doing in WB!
- By wow
- 17 Mar 2013
- 02:22PM
only the isr side talks about 3 intifada...now guess why is that!! read article: "Why is Israel declaring the start of the Third Intifada?" and "Israeli prediction of third intifada follows days of provocation in Hebron"-there is more!
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19 0 71you can publish 10 manifestos, and then 10 more, but know this:
- By commonsense
- 17 Mar 2013
- 02:16PM
terrorism will not prevail
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18 68 0Drip, drip, drip, drip.
- By labhras
- 17 Mar 2013
- 01:00PM
It is all coming out one vile piece of Israel,s history at a time. In spite of the cabal of Zionist liars and propagandists. 1SS---Coming to your town next.
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 10:37PM
In your dreams, just get used to it AH.
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17 119 0I guess you could call the coverage of the 'Selma to Montgomery' marches as 'pro-Black'
- By Richard \pearce
- 17 Mar 2013
- 09:18AM
or the stories about the deaths of the 'freedom riders'. Indeed, many of the supporters of the oppression of Black Americans would have agreed with such descriptions. It is the nature of pro-justice and pro-equality efforts, and accurate reportage about them, that the oppressors and their supporters don't come off well in narrative, but that is more to do with the oppression than anything else.
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I don't recall Blacks marching to kick Whites out of the US or blowing up restaurants with Whites in them, or shooting White schoolchildren
- By Lee
- 17 Mar 2013
- 05:12PM
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16 0 48palestinian statehood
- By karin
- 17 Mar 2013
- 08:12AM
Why haven't the Hamas leaders of Gaza proven to the world that they can run a state? What have they done since Israel left the Gaza Strip unconditionally? Better health benefits, jobs, industry, education, social benefits? Very strange!
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Maybe because the infrastructure is bombed and export nearly totally restricted?
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 11:00PM
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15 179 37G-d Bless Ben Ehrenreich.
- By Phil New York
- 17 Mar 2013
- 04:05AM
The truth will always set you free.
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Except When They Are Lies
- By Chaim Ben Kahan
- 17 Mar 2013
- 07:29AM
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Thank you Kahane, you are a dreamboat.
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 09:41AM
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Kahan is an illegal sailor living on a stolen dreamboat.
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 00:57PM
You too???.
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14 203 37I read the article
- By inbound39
- 17 Mar 2013
- 03:52AM
And found it to be a good ,objective piece of journalism that every Israeli should read and every America should feel shame over given it is American money propping up the Occupation and American weaponry causing the casualties on Palestinians.
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You Are Clearly Biased
- By Chaim Ben Kahan
- 17 Mar 2013
- 07:30AM
It's only natural you would find Anti-Israel propaganda to be objective.
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And Chaim , you are an Illegal Settler living on stolen land.
- By labhras
- 17 Mar 2013
- 00:55PM
Easy to be biased against a thief and an Ef Rattian???.
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- 17 Mar 2013
- 04:11PM
It is only natural that you would find religious nationalist hasbara propaganda to be objective
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13 169 40Not pro-Palestinian...
- By Falcon
- 17 Mar 2013
- 02:15AM
...pro-justice.
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No Internal Jihad Cleansing Pain, No Palestinian State Gain!
- By Lavi - Seattle
- 17 Mar 2013
- 04:14PM
The Palestinians in always externalizing their jihad have only sought to avoid undertaking the necessary life-transforming education and resultant positive actions necessary to acquire a State. There are no blessings from above for this violent and misguided approach, only curses, as evidenced in their continual losses and setbacks for resisting the rebirth of a Jewish State in its ancient homeland whose prophetic time has come.
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12 0 0izraeli palestinian conflic
- By jessica
- 17 Mar 2013
- 01:23AM
no end
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11 69 0The reason for this is that most educated Americans are tired of Israel
- By ron
- 17 Mar 2013
- 00:45AM
We gave Israel the benefit of the doubt but they used it against the Palestinians and are clearly only interested in stealing the Palestinian land and resources. This greed and insensitivity has overtaken the Israeli Zionist narrative. When you can read it on the front page of the NY Times in such detail it is clear that Israel is in real trouble despite the propaganda from AIPAC and Foxman.
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10 54 0ridiculious
- By Josh
- 17 Mar 2013
- 00:40AM
Given that the ny times is often written by Jews (author of this article included), owned by a Jewish family, and read by a populace that includes many Jews and Israelis (myself among them), the view points are hardly radical or antisemtic. The truth is that the ny times article presents a balanced viewpoint that many Israelis may be out of touch with but by far is well within mainstream of american Jewish thought; one where settlements are a violation of international law and enndanger the ability to reach a peace agreement, one where a two state solution is the only forgone conclusion, one in that views where two classes of citizens are given markedly different rights in a land that has been defacto annexed and occupied is completely unacceptable.
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09 0 61intellectual bankruptcy
- By Richard
- 17 Mar 2013
- 00:19AM
The anti-Zionist position - focusing on the inherent problems with Zionism - basically just falls apart when you look for 5 seconds at the alternative, which is not secular utopia, but a Palestinian Nationalism or Islamism that is much worse in every way. I see some integrity in being disgusted with the whole situation, but "Zionism is the problem" is displays either staggering ignorance or intellectual dishonesty.
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Zionism is not the problem. The perversion of what Israel was intended to represent is the problem.
- By Intellectual Legitimacy
- 18 Mar 2013
- 04:57AM
Zionism is just one of many excuses (others include fear of a nonexistant "existential threat" and suggestions that it is "better than the alternative") -used to advance the perversion of what Israel once was into nothing more than a life-support system for organized crime fully engaged in land theft, racial oppression, and apartheid.
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08 33 0obama goes to israel to support the occupation
- By Troy
- 16 Mar 2013
- 11:25PM
a smash in the face for palestinians.
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07 0 0Secular state is a must! For our sake, moral and religious and humanitarian.
- By Oren Aviv
- 16 Mar 2013
- 11:25PM
I can hardly believe it, or grasp that israeli jews get more rights and religious freedoms outside of Israel than inside. The interference, takeover and manipulation by religious fundamentalists wackos in legal matters must end. You are jewish because Torah says so, not because some rabbi arbitrarily decides you are legal or not. Why should orthodox decide reformist matters and deny rights and even jewish identity?
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06 0 0A secular state is a must. This "jewish state" (an impossible dream now) is more a "religious state" (soon a reality by the looks)
- By Oren Aviv
- 16 Mar 2013
- 11:19PM
A secular state is a must. This "jewish state" (an impossible dream now) is more a "religious state" (soon a reality by the looks) is pitting jew against jew. Stealing resources and focus from making our country great, and wasting it on destroying us morally and remove our freedoms by the form of religious freaks taking over. Women rights are going backwards, and israelis must flee Israel to get married! Can you believe it? Israelis must travel outside of Israel to get legally married to another israeli because of religious orthodox talibanim discrimination!
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Name one secular state in the Muslim world. So you want the Jews to put their lives under the control of some Muslim regime?
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- 18 Mar 2013
- 01:54AM
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Secular state
- By mn
- 19 Mar 2013
- 03:18PM
turkey lebanon libya morocco jordan just to name a few.
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Here's five
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- 08 Apr 2013
- 06:36AM
Turkey, Albania, Burkina Faso, Mali, Gambia and Bangladesh. I'm sure a quick google will find you many more.
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05 33 0ehrenreich
- By potobac
- 16 Mar 2013
- 11:17PM
He certainly makes a good case, but the people who believe that anything Israel does must be justified will ignore it, as they ignore all inconvenient truth.
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04 0 34Also ome week, two weeks, one month, etc. When hasn't the NYT supported those that attack Jews?
- By Binyamin Dissen
- 16 Mar 2013
- 10:30PM
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03 0 0Most educated Americans will support this article
- By ron
- 16 Mar 2013
- 10:05PM
Most Americans with significant education will support this article and are horrified by the Israeli treatment of the Palestinians.
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02 0 0You need voices that are fair to Palestinians, thanks Ehrenreich
- By Brookstone
- 16 Mar 2013
- 09:59PM
The popular discourse is ignorant of the plight of the Palestinians, their deprivation of land, water, "permits" by the occupier, Israel. It is also ignorant of the restrictions of movement of Palestinians in their own country and outside it. Many do not know about the women who gave birth at checkpoints, or the students who were unable to go to their high school exams because of them. Not surprised that Ehrenreich is the son of Barbara, he is his mother's son. I have always admired her writing and have increased the tips I leave for hotel cleaners because of her.
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01 0 0The Problem IS Zionaim
- By Vittorio Antonio
- 16 Mar 2013
- 09:57PM
Zionism + religious fanaticism coupled with a contrived mythology and a national psychosis is the underlying driving force in the colonial occupation of the State of Palestine.
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