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June 14, 2007 When is a civil war not a civil war?
The media have been using every circumlocution in the book to try to depict the endemic violence in Palestinian territories as not being a Civil War. Reasons speculated by others:
Victor Davis Hanson writes on NRO:
Investor's Business Daily notes:
Many of the same people who insist Iraq is a civil war refuse to call the Palestinian chaos a civil war. By the way, as Cliff May notes, today marks the 40th anniversary of the Israeli "land for peace" offer made to the Arab world in the aftermath of the Israeli victory in the 6-Day War-a generous offer decisively rejected in Khartoum (the infamous three Nos: No recognition of Israel, no peace, and no negotiations). No newspapers that I have seen have recognized this anniversary. |
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