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Tag Archives: Paul Jay
Aaron Maté’s Martyrdom
Aaron Maté has been a brave journalist. He had worked for DemocracyNow! and is now host at TheRealNews (TRN). He was born in Canada to Jewish parents but is a supporter of the Palestinian cause. So, he might be the right … Continue reading
Posted in Israel, Palestine
Tagged Aaron Mate, Amy Goodman, DemocracyNow!, Gaza, Hamas, Norman Finkelstein, Paul Jay, TheRealNews
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The Making of Norman Finkelstein
A couple of years ago, I have seen American Radical with much sympathy for Norman Finkelstein. It was after I had followed in full the fateful “debate” with Alan Dershowitz at “DemocracyNow!” about the latter’s apologetic trash “The Case for Israel” which is … Continue reading