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Tag Archives: Professor Carlo Strenger
The Left’s Cognitive Dissonance on the Palestinian Authority
COMMENTARY by Evelyn Gordon August 14, 2015 Prof. Carlo Strenger isn’t part of the loony left; he’s one of Israel’s more thoughtful and clear-eyed left-wing commentators. So I was shocked to read the following in his latest piece in Haaretz: … Continue reading
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Tagged Hamas, Palestinian Authority, Professor Carlo Strenger, West Bank
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