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War Crimes

Michael Fisher 22 Aug 2002

The constant talk both within and from outside of Israel from both Jews and non Jews regarding war crimes is alarming. It seems that when so much media attention is attached to something like this the likelyhood of future legal actions regarding the issue is exponentially increased. Has any other nation been the subject of so much war crimes dialogue since after World War II? Many countries commit greater attrocities than Israel is alledged to be commiting. But no country allows such talk to become widespread. In America and many other countries people who talk this way about America are seen as traitors or some kind of enemies of the state. In any case no country facing an existential threat of the magnitude that Israel is facing can allow such talk to continue.

Democracies frequently manage to curtail such talk in spite of strong traditions of free speech and freedom of the press. A country who doesn't do so is risking the future lives and security of the soldiers and politicians who are attempting to protect it.

Michael Fisher

vaschka@attbi.com


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