The Abraham Accords Aren’t Dead, and Peace with Saudi Arabia Remains on the Table
Israel’s new partners are “digging in” to defend normalization.
January 18, 2024
Patients, not future doctors, are the “vulnerable population.”
Apparently just mentioning the word “Palestinian” can get a medical-school class canceled, at least if the professor doing the mentioning is Jewish. Sheldon Rubenfeld, in a course he has taught at Baylor College of Medicine for the past twenty years, routinely cites his own experience helping a suicidal Palestinian to illustrate the need for physicians to set aside their own political biases. Last spring, this example caused an unexpected reaction:
Israel’s new partners are “digging in” to defend normalization.
Patients, not future doctors, are the “vulnerable population.”
The poor reasoning behind “reasonableness.”
Philippe Pétain’s apologetics, and his defenders.
“I don’t know if Heaven is real. But I do know that there is a paradise on earth for children.”
Apparently just mentioning the word “Palestinian” can get a medical-school class canceled, at least if the professor doing the mentioning is Jewish. Sheldon Rubenfeld, in a course he has taught at Baylor College of Medicine for the past twenty years, routinely cites his own experience helping a suicidal Palestinian to illustrate the need for physicians to set aside their own political biases. Last spring, this example caused an unexpected reaction:
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