Norman Finkelstein

So, leaving aside, I can name the books, voluminous, huge volumes. I'll just take one example. Now, you will remember, because I think you served in Lebanon in 82, am I correct on that?

So, leaving aside, I can name the books, voluminous, huge volumes. I'll just take one example. Now, you will remember, because I think you served in Lebanon in 82, am I correct on that?

So, leaving aside, I can name the books, voluminous, huge volumes. I'll just take one example. Now, you will remember, because I think you served in Lebanon in 82, am I correct on that?

Yeah. So you will remember that Dov Yarmia kept a war diary. So with your permission, allow me to describe what he wrote during his diary. So, he writes, the war machine of the IDF is galloping and trampling over the conquered territory, demonstrating a total insensitivity to the fate of the Arabs who are found in its path. A PLO-run hospital suffered a direct hit.

Yeah. So you will remember that Dov Yarmia kept a war diary. So with your permission, allow me to describe what he wrote during his diary. So, he writes, the war machine of the IDF is galloping and trampling over the conquered territory, demonstrating a total insensitivity to the fate of the Arabs who are found in its path. A PLO-run hospital suffered a direct hit.

Yeah. So you will remember that Dov Yarmia kept a war diary. So with your permission, allow me to describe what he wrote during his diary. So, he writes, the war machine of the IDF is galloping and trampling over the conquered territory, demonstrating a total insensitivity to the fate of the Arabs who are found in its path. A PLO-run hospital suffered a direct hit.

Thousands of refugees are returning to the city. When they arrive at their homes, many of which have been destroyed or damaged, you hear their cries of pain and their howls over the deaths of their loved ones. The air is permeated with the smell of corpses. Destruction and death are continuing. Does that sound like your description of the Lebanon?

Thousands of refugees are returning to the city. When they arrive at their homes, many of which have been destroyed or damaged, you hear their cries of pain and their howls over the deaths of their loved ones. The air is permeated with the smell of corpses. Destruction and death are continuing. Does that sound like your description of the Lebanon?

Thousands of refugees are returning to the city. When they arrive at their homes, many of which have been destroyed or damaged, you hear their cries of pain and their howls over the deaths of their loved ones. The air is permeated with the smell of corpses. Destruction and death are continuing. Does that sound like your description of the Lebanon?

We can't just forget them.

We can't just forget them.

We can't just forget them.

I'm talking about you. You don't find that. Mr. Morris, I'm not talking about Dev Yarmulke. I'm talking about you, the historian. How did you depict the Lebanon war?

I'm talking about you. You don't find that. Mr. Morris, I'm not talking about Dev Yarmulke. I'm talking about you, the historian. How did you depict the Lebanon war?

I'm talking about you. You don't find that. Mr. Morris, I'm not talking about Dev Yarmulke. I'm talking about you, the historian. How did you depict the Lebanon war?

All the accounts by Robert Fisk in Pity the Nation. Robert Fisk is an anti-Zionist I know. Journalists. I know. Has always been. So that's why you can say with such confidence that you don't condemn deliberate Israeli attacks on civilians. There weren't any. Because there weren't any. No, I didn't say there weren't any. Yeah, you didn't.

All the accounts by Robert Fisk in Pity the Nation. Robert Fisk is an anti-Zionist I know. Journalists. I know. Has always been. So that's why you can say with such confidence that you don't condemn deliberate Israeli attacks on civilians. There weren't any. Because there weren't any. No, I didn't say there weren't any. Yeah, you didn't.

All the accounts by Robert Fisk in Pity the Nation. Robert Fisk is an anti-Zionist I know. Journalists. I know. Has always been. So that's why you can say with such confidence that you don't condemn deliberate Israeli attacks on civilians. There weren't any. Because there weren't any. No, I didn't say there weren't any. Yeah, you didn't.

You agreed that I have condemned Israeli attacks on civilians. Yes, there are. I never quarrel with facts. Your description of the 1982 war is so shocking, it makes my innards writhe. And then your description of the Second Intifada? Your description of defensive shield? They are worse than apologetics. That's like the Stalinist rule of falsification.

You agreed that I have condemned Israeli attacks on civilians. Yes, there are. I never quarrel with facts. Your description of the 1982 war is so shocking, it makes my innards writhe. And then your description of the Second Intifada? Your description of defensive shield? They are worse than apologetics. That's like the Stalinist rule of falsification.