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| − | [[Bassem Eid]] is a Palestinian human rights activist who now works closely with the Israeli right. He also appeared in [[The Road to Jenin]], [[Pierre Rehov]] | + | [[Bassem Eid]] is a Palestinian human rights activist who now works closely with the Israeli right. He also appeared in [[The Road to Jenin]], a film made by [[Pierre Rehov]] to whitewash the Israeli siege of and destruction of Jenin. |
In August 2008, he co-authored a Wall Street Journal article with [[Natan Sharansky]]: | In August 2008, he co-authored a Wall Street Journal article with [[Natan Sharansky]]: | ||
Latest revision as of 12:19, 4 August 2010
Bassem Eid is a Palestinian human rights activist who now works closely with the Israeli right. He also appeared in The Road to Jenin, a film made by Pierre Rehov to whitewash the Israeli siege of and destruction of Jenin.
In August 2008, he co-authored a Wall Street Journal article with Natan Sharansky:
- When one of us [Bassem Eid] worked for Israel's Betselem cataloging Israel's human-rights violations, the international community embraced every report. But when intellectual honesty demanded that he monitor Palestinian human-rights violations according to the same standards, no one was interested. Those reports were dismissed as undermining the Palestinian leaders -- first Arafat and now Mr. Abbas -- who would make peace with Israel.[1]
Affiliations
- Democracy & Security International Conference - participant
References
- ↑ There Won't Be 'Peace' Without Democracy, by Natan Sharansky and Bassem Eid, Wall Street Journal, 8 August 2008.
