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January 14, 2015

The Maps That Lie about Israel’s History

A series of maps has been circulating on college campuses, anti-Israel websites, and even in mainstream publications that purportedly depict “Palestinian land loss.” They have appeared as advertisements in New York train stations and on the sides of buses in Vancouver. The maps combine a number of false claims implying that Israel has gradually annexed more and more Palestinian land since 1946. Shany Mor explains:

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January 14, 2015

  1. Europe is Still in Denial about the Threat from Radical Islam

  2. Was “Hebrew” the First Anti-Semitic Slur?

  3. Israel’s Ultra-Orthodox Technological Entrepreneurs

  4. The Maps That Lie about Israel’s History

  5. How Studying the Bible Can Unite a Fractious People