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NYRB Joshua Leifer: Whose Constitution, Whose Democracy?
Posted by Admin on April 16, 2023
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+972 Magazine Dahlia Scheindlin: Why Israeli efforts to write a constitution always fail
Posted by Admin on April 15, 2023
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Haaretz: Americans For Peace Now Refuses to Adopt ‘Weaponized’ Definition of Antisemitism
Posted by Admin on December 5, 2020
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It is very interesting to see the legacy liberal-Zionist organization @PeaceNowUS stake out public opposition to the IHRA like this, from within the Jewish communal organizational infrastructure. https://t.co/bnjMC55O6w
— Joshua Leifer (@joshualeifer) December 4, 2020
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Haaretz Editorial: The Basic Law on Apartheid
Posted by Admin on December 3, 2020
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Haaretz: ‘It’s a Jewish city’: Court Rejects Lawsuit by Arab Students, Citing Israel’s Nation-State Law
Posted by Admin on December 3, 2020
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David Collier, The Guardian and Spurious Claims of Anti-Israel Bias
Posted by Admin on November 22, 2020
Another difficulty with Mr. Robinson’s strange reading habits comes to light whenever he accuses me of not offering “explanation” or “support” for my statements. In all these instances he would have had to turn the page, and in some instances a couple of pages, to find lengthy explanations, and while he may find this too complicated because he seems incapable of remembering what he read only a few short sentences before, it is, unfortunately, indispensable for reading books or documents.
Hannah Arendt, “The Formidable Dr. Robinson”: A Reply, The New York Review of Books, January 20, 1966.
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