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University of Exeter - The Frauds of Ilan Pappe (Dept. of
Political Science)
What higher distinction can there be than this
-- he has been cited, with very strong approval, by that great maven
of Jewish perfidy, Ms. Jennifer Peto of the University of Toronto.
But Mr. Pappe has made a mistake that cost him
dearly. He has not contented himself, as have certain others, with
being an "activist" against Israel. No, he has allowed himself the
conceit that he still is the historian he once was, a scholar, and
he has masked his current propaganda with the externalities of
scholarship. And once he did this he invited the scrutiny of
scholars, and these have shown little mercy in proving him a
malicious fabricator.
http://www.fringegroups.com/2011/03/frauds-of-ilan-pappe.html
The Frauds of Ilan Pappe
Werner Cohn
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Mr. Ilan Pappe -- together with Noam Chomsky,
Norman Finkelstein, and only very few others -- occupies the very
highest echelon of Jewish haters of Israel: characters straight out
of Howard Jacobson's The Finkler Question, totally oblivious,
it would seem, to the comical side of their enterprise.
Now Mr. Pappe, as we learn from
Wikipedia, "has been praised by
Walid Khalidi,
Richard Falk,
Ella Shohat,
Nur Masalha and
John Pilger. Pilger describes Pappé as 'Israel's bravest, most
principled, most incisive historian.'"Pappe has also co-authored a
book with Noam Chomsky.
Mr. Jeff Halper has had him lecture to his own followers. And --
what higher distinction can there be than this -- he has been cited,
with very strong approval, by that great maven of Jewish perfidy,
Ms. Jennifer Peto of the University of Toronto.
But Mr. Pappe has made a mistake that cost him
dearly. He has not contented himself, as have certain others, with
being an "activist" against Israel. No, he has allowed himself the
conceit that he still is the historian he once was, a scholar, and
he has masked his current propaganda with the externalities of
scholarship. And once he did this he invited the scrutiny of
scholars, and these have shown little mercy in proving him a
malicious fabricator.
In particular: Benny Morris, a (somewhat)
leftist historian at Ben Gurion University, has written some
blistering reviews of Pappe's writings. The
latest appears in The New Republic under date of March 17, 2011.
I find this article to be a very substantial contribution to the
understanding of the Jewish anti-Israel movement of our day: malice,
willful ignorance, vanity. In the video below, Morris presents some
of the material in a much condensed form.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7jGhC5vMY6s
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