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(Commentary) Jonathan S. Tobin - Some Israeli books have maps that do not show the border between the West Bank and pre-1967 Israel while all Palestinian books depict both Israel and the territories as the state of Palestine. That sounds like the same thing but it really isn't. Israeli books depict the reality that the Jewish state does have control over the entire area. Asking them to show maps of a state of Palestine that doesn't exist is absurd. On the other hand, what the Palestinians are showing not only contradicts reality but also shows their dream of destroying Israel. 2013-02-05 00:00:00Full Article
A Study in False Moral Equivalence
(Commentary) Jonathan S. Tobin - Some Israeli books have maps that do not show the border between the West Bank and pre-1967 Israel while all Palestinian books depict both Israel and the territories as the state of Palestine. That sounds like the same thing but it really isn't. Israeli books depict the reality that the Jewish state does have control over the entire area. Asking them to show maps of a state of Palestine that doesn't exist is absurd. On the other hand, what the Palestinians are showing not only contradicts reality but also shows their dream of destroying Israel. 2013-02-05 00:00:00Full Article
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