Horowitz Vs Levine
25 August, 2006 | This item was filled under [ Israel, Media, Middle East, Politics, Terrorism, USA ]
Anyone body who writes a book, “why they don’t hate us” referring to Arab/Muslims/Middle East is an apologist for terrorists and has no credibility what so ever!
Anyone who criticizes Israel is anti-Semitism!
Here is David Horowitz vs. Mark Levine:
These Zionists are a disgrace and shame for any nation to support. Unfortunately, America falls right in line because of such racist.
[Hat tip: Paul]
Posted by Haitham Sabbah
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6 Comments on “Horowitz Vs Levine”
Horowitz and Hannity are just horrible. I would hope it would be obvious to most viewers: who was speaking in a hateful manor and who was trying to speak truthfully, inteligently and calmly. (oops I forgot this was on FOX -oh well-we know at least:) Here is a web page about him with many good links http://www.meaning.org/levinebio.html to his blogs and articles and concerning his book -so perhaps some good comes of this:
a quote from above page:
“Overthrowing Geography: Jaffa, Tel Aviv and the Struggle for Palestine, was published by the University of California Press, while his new book, Why They Don’t Hate Us: Lifting the Veil on the Axis of Evil, was published by the Oxford-based Oneworld Publications. He also is the editor, with Viggo Mortensen and Pilar Perez, of Twilight of Empire: Responses to Occupation, which features leading scholars and activists from the US and the Muslim world writing about the US occupation of Iraq (including Naomi Klein, Mike Davis, Nadia Yassine, Jerry Quickley, Amir Hussein, Jodie Evans, Amb. Joseph Wilson, and others.” (WOW)
I am going to study from these sites and perhaps buy the book, which I wouldn’t have it I did not come across your blog, perhaps.
I should I hat tip FOX news (oh gag)
Why They Don’t Hate Us Mark LeVine talks about his new book, which offers a way to change how Muslims, Christians, and Jews think about one another.
Mark LeVine, Chaos Theory and the Middle East