Did Martin Luther King stand up for the Palestinians?
Tag: 1967 War
Story so good, he told it twice
The version of the Ben-Gurion "occupation" story in the NYT: copy-and-paste.
The New York Times stands by its error
The New York Times fails a fact-check in Israeli history.
Debunked, but still fit to print on page one
The New York Times repeats a debunked myth on page one.
MLK and the Six-Day War
What did MLK say about the Six-Day War? In public? Or in private?
Grist for Israel’s defamers
What do "Lydda" and "Censored Voices" have in common? Start with the number 70.
The war crimes industry
Responses to Martin Kramer's essay on the film "Censored Voices" are coming in.
Who censored the 1967 war?
Who was responsible for censoring the voices of soldiers back from battle in the Six-Day War?
Israel likes its U.S. presidents strong
Israel frets that Obama went to Congress over Syria. If that's a precedent for Iran, Israel might have no choice but to strike first.
Why Martin Luther King never visited Israel
Martin Luther King, Jr. never visited Israel, but he almost did. Martin Kramer uncovers an unknown chapter of the King saga.
1967 and memory
Some would erase the memory and legacy of the Six-Day War. That would endanger such peace as the Middle East enjoys.
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