After drawing fire for criticizing Israel's stance on Iran in a controversial poem earlier this year, prominent German writer Gunter Grass confronts Israeli policy in a new poem, in which he lauds Mordechai Vanunu, a former nuclear technician imprisoned by Israel for years for revealing details of Israel's nuclear program to the British media.
In April, Israel declared...
- By Lior
- 30 Sep 2012
- 00:24AM
Although I love Gunter Grass and his books... This whole poem affair, the first then this now, is ridiculous. Vanunu shouldn't be praised, he actually compromised the security of all israelis. You don't see russians spilling confidential information about Russia nuclear weapons, nor americans doing this with their countries. Sadly, Israel is so much criticize. They are threatened yet people feel bad when Israel defend itself. These are not poems, these are prose. When his country was turning into a totalitarian crap he did nothing and now he feels bad for Israel. Seems like the problem is with him not in Israel.
thank you
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