[Opinion] Hawking, Goldstone, and political warfare
Prof. Steinberg explains the role of the NGO "Durban strategy" in Stephen Hawkings decision to join the campaign to boycott Israel.
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[Opinion] Responding to the NGOs Durban Strategy: between engagement and confrontation
Prof. Gerald Steinberg analyzes the implications of the British Board of Deputies' partnership with Oxfam Great Britain, and predicts that future Oxfam statements attacking Israel will trigger a very divisive conflict within the Jewish community.
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[Opinion] Opening the door on EU funding
Yitzhak Santis describes the role of European funding in the Durban strategy of demonizing and isolating Israel.
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[Opinion] Breaking what silence?
In exploiting the allegations of human rights violations for political propaganda, groups such as Breaking the Silence and their funders are not in any way contributing to the moral imperative of preventing such abuses.
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[Opinion] Strategy to combat delegitimization good, could be better
Jason Edelstein argues for a more pro-active and expansive strategy to combat the delegitimization campaign against Israel.
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[Opinion] Recalling the Jenin massacre libel
On the tenth anniversary of the Jenin "massacre" libel, Prof. Gerald Steinberg discusses its implications as an early manifestation of the Durban Strategy.
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