Ashrawi, Netanyahu and the Politics of History and Memory
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Article by WN.Correspondent Dallas Darling. When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Palestinians of spreading libelous propaganda against Israel and of distorting historical facts about the causes of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, it mindful of what former Education Minister of the Palestinian Liberation Organization Hanan Ashrawi once said: “You are either part of history and help shape it, or you step outside and become its victim.” It is evident that for Ashrawi, who was witnessed one of the longest military occupations and tortuous regimes supported by American tax-payers monies in the latter 20th and early 21st centuries, history is about perpetrators and victims, justice and…
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Article by WN.Correspondent Dallas Darling. When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Palestinians of spreading libelous propaganda against Israel and of distorting historical facts about the causes of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, it mindful of what former Education Minister of the Palestinian Liberation Organization Hanan Ashrawi once said: “You are either part of history and help shape it, or you step outside and become its victim.” It is evident that for Ashrawi, who was witnessed one of the longest military occupations and tortuous regimes supported by American tax-payers monies in the latter 20th and early 21st centuries, history is about perpetrators and victims, justice and…
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Ashrawi, Netanyahu and the Politics of History and Memory
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Article by WN.Correspondent Dallas Darling. When Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Palestinians of spreading libelous propaganda against Israel and of distorting historical facts about the causes of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, it mindful of what former Education Minister of the Palestinian Liberation Organization Hanan Ashrawi once said: “You are either part of history and help shape it, or you step outside and become its victim.” It is evident that for Ashrawi, who was witnessed one of the longest military occupations and tortuous regimes supported by American tax-payers monies in the latter 20th and early 21st centuries, history is about perpetrators and victims, justice and…
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