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February 2011 (Page 3)

The New York Times Shows Its Poor Journalistic Standards

2011-02-15
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: February 15, 2011
In: Journalism

Advertisements Even when the New York Times gets it right, they get it wrong. On February 3, the Times printed an article about Jewish Voice for Peace, and high time it was. Some will think my past association with JVP is coloring my view here, but I do not sayContinue Reading

Views of Egypt show new Jewish discourse in USA

2011-02-14
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: February 14, 2011
In: Egypt, Jewish Community

Advertisements In a piece published at the UK news site JNews, I look at Jewish-American responses to the revolution in Egypt and examine how it reflects a new discourse within the Jewish community.Continue Reading

Addendum to “The Terrorists Have Won”

2011-02-09
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: February 9, 2011
In: Democracy, Egypt

Advertisements A number of readers have pointed to the Gallup poll that shows a wide majority of Americans in support of the Egyptian protesters. I was, of course, aware of this poll before I read about the Reuters/Ipsos poll I was citing in my piece. In fact, the Reuters article to whichContinue Reading

The Terrorists have Won: Americans Abandon Democracy Out of Fear

2011-02-09
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: February 9, 2011
In: Democracy, Egypt

Advertisements People on the liberal/left side of the spectrum often don’t even like to use the word “terrorists.” But they exist, and folks, they’ve won. The term “terrorist” has been badly and cynically abused, with some absurd folks (including Veep Joe Biden as well as more typically irresponsible and ignorantContinue Reading

Did Israel Provoke Increase in Rockets to Justify Operation Cast Lead?

2011-02-08
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: February 8, 2011
In: Ehud Barak, Gaza, Operation Cast Lead

Advertisements Prior to Operation Cast Lead, the devastating Israeli attack on Gaza in 2008-09, there had been six months of a truce which both sides claimed the other did not maintain in good faith. Still, the truce endured. When Israel escalated the tensions on November 4, 2008, killing six HamasContinue Reading

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