Evergreen State — a Total Immersion Experience
How does it happen that young people are prepared to risk everything for a cause which, by any logic, is not theirs; and which, as causes go, is not especially pressing?
Published: September 10th, 2012
print
tell a friend
The Evergreen State College Divest campaign's settlement protest tent representing the Jerusalem neighborhood of Har Homa.
Photo Credit: TEST Divest
Visit Fresnozionism.org.
tell a friendAbout the Author: Vic Rosenthal created FresnoZionism.org to provide a forum for publishing and discussing issues about Israel and the Mideast conflict, especially where there is a local connection. Rosenthal believes that America’s interests are best served by supporting the democratic state of Israel, the front line in the struggle between Western civilization and radical Islam. The viewpoint is not intended to be liberal or conservative — just pro-Israel.
You might also be interested in:
You must log in to post a comment.
No Responses to “Evergreen State — a Total Immersion Experience”
Loading ...
"the Palestinian Arabs in Gaza or Judea/Samaria are better off in every way than Palestinians in Lebanon, Copts in Egypt, Sunnis in Syria, etc."
Umm… what? You could be right on the first count (and the BDS movement also supports the aspirations of Palestinian refugees ethnically cleansed by Israel). And I simply don't know enough to comment on the third (and am not convinced you do either, but that's another exchange). But how on Earth are Palestinians under military occupation "better off" than Coptic Egyptians? Perhaps there is some small way I haven't considered, but it's hard to see how "in every way" isn't one of the sillier hasbara lies I've seen today (and that's an impressive tally); Copts have the vote, are subject to the same legal system as Muslim Egyptians, control their share of the country's wealth and then some, etc., etc.