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Radical Extremists Jump On the Goldstone Op-ed

2011-04-05
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: April 5, 2011
In: Gaza, Goldstone, human rights

Advertisements Not surprisingly, the radical extremists at NGO Monitor and many others are jumping on the op-ed by Richard Goldstone to “prove” that human rights groups, and others, who have been calling for investigations into Israel’s conduct in Operation Cast Lead should retract their claims. Goldstone essentially said two thingsContinue Reading

Goldstone Op-Ed Shows Need For Deeper Look At Gaza And International Law

2011-04-02
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: April 2, 2011
In: B'Tselem, Gaza, Goldstone, human rights

Advertisements Quite frankly, the Goldstone Report on the Israeli devastation of the Gaza Strip and Hamas rocket firing during what was called Operation Cast Lead has been a fiasco of politicization from day one. Back in November of 2009, I wrote a piece looking at some of the basic flawsContinue Reading

How We Report On Human Rights Matters

2011-04-01
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: April 1, 2011
In: Gaza, Hamas, human rights, Media

Advertisements It is not easy being the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights in Gaza. It is impossible for them to issue any statement that doesn’t become instantly politicized. And, like many NGOs, their reports are often put in less than ideal contexts by the media. Much like their counterparts —Continue Reading

Hopping Off the Fence: Why I Support Foreign Intervention in Libya

2011-03-27
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: March 27, 2011
In: Barack Obama, Libya, United Nations

Advertisements Sometimes, even an indecisive stance can be wrong. When it comes to the international intervention in Libya, until recent days, I was indecisive, and I was wrong. A couple of days ago, I got off that fence, and actually came down on the side I had been leaning awayContinue Reading

Smothering the “Dynamic Debate” in Israel

2011-03-26
By: Mitchell Plitnick
On: March 26, 2011
In: Democracy, Free speech

Advertisements Dimi Reider, over at +972Mag, alerts us to some disturbing developments in Israel regarding freedom of the press. In summary, this is a continuation of the Anat Kamm case. Kamm was convicted in February for passing classified documents on to Ha’aretz reporter, Uri Blau. As Reider explains, it seemsContinue Reading

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