Palestinian Popular Culture, UNESCO, and the Prospects for Peace
Stabbings aren’t a protest against settlements.
October 28, 2015
Stabbings aren’t a protest against settlements.
Among Palestinians, popular songs with titles like “Stab, Stab” or “Run Over, Run Over the Settler” are hits, and social media are inundated with anti-Semitic images and lionizations of terrorism. Meanwhile, UNESCO has passed a resolution condemning imagined Israeli aggression while denying any Jewish connection to Jewish holy sites. Jonathan Tobin writes:
Stabbings aren’t a protest against settlements.
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Among Palestinians, popular songs with titles like “Stab, Stab” or “Run Over, Run Over the Settler” are hits, and social media are inundated with anti-Semitic images and lionizations of terrorism. Meanwhile, UNESCO has passed a resolution condemning imagined Israeli aggression while denying any Jewish connection to Jewish holy sites. Jonathan Tobin writes:
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