Norman Finkelstein

Yes, I do. And among the Arabs. So, Professor Mars, here's my problem. I didn't see that in your righteous victims. Even when you talked about the first intifada, and you talked about the second intifada, and you talked about how there was a lot of influence by Hamas, the Islamic movement. You even stated that there was a lot of anti-Semitism in those movements.

But then you went on to say, but of course, at bottom, it was about the occupation. It wasn't about... I've read it.

But then you went on to say, but of course, at bottom, it was about the occupation. It wasn't about... I've read it.

But then you went on to say, but of course, at bottom, it was about the occupation. It wasn't about... I've read it.

No, I'm not moving. I'm talking about your whole book. Your whole book. The occupation began in 67, the one you're talking about. I looked and looked and looked for evidence of this anti-Semitism as being a chief motor of Arab resistance to Zionism. I didn't see it. Did he make that claim? I don't remember the word chief.

No, I'm not moving. I'm talking about your whole book. Your whole book. The occupation began in 67, the one you're talking about. I looked and looked and looked for evidence of this anti-Semitism as being a chief motor of Arab resistance to Zionism. I didn't see it. Did he make that claim? I don't remember the word chief.

No, I'm not moving. I'm talking about your whole book. Your whole book. The occupation began in 67, the one you're talking about. I looked and looked and looked for evidence of this anti-Semitism as being a chief motor of Arab resistance to Zionism. I didn't see it. Did he make that claim? I don't remember the word chief.

Please don't give me this post-modernism binary. You're the one.

Please don't give me this post-modernism binary. You're the one.

Please don't give me this post-modernism binary. You're the one.

You're the one that said the chief motor.

You're the one that said the chief motor.

You're the one that said the chief motor.

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He did say that. I'm not going to deny it. It's true. I can understand the sentiment, but I think it's wrong.

He did say that. I'm not going to deny it. It's true. I can understand the sentiment, but I think it's wrong.

He did say that. I'm not going to deny it. It's true. I can understand the sentiment, but I think it's wrong.

Okay, I'll just comment on that. I was rereading Shlomo Ben-Ami's last book, and he does at the end discuss at some length the whole issue of the refugee question bearing on the so-called peace process. And on the question of 48 and the Arab emigration, if you'll allow me, let me just quote him.