Noam Chomsky was banned from entering Israel during his Middle East as you may know and it caused a huge scandal in the so-called oasis of democracy in the region.
Now Israeli Channel 2 made an interview with Chomsky in Jordan , the channel sent our Mona El-Houssainy Israeli twin to interview him !! You can watch the interview below
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| Chomsky in Lebanon |
I do not know if that woman were trained in the ERTV's News sector or not but certainly she got that style of our official TV hosts . I believe that the TV host should present the other view like in case of the famous interview of ElBaradei on Dream TV2 still to alienate itself from the cause's of the other view or his own views in order to be unbiased in the eyes of the viewer and also the guest but in our case here we got the opposite !!
From interruption to justification to offensive facial expression , it was not an interview but it was a public trial for Chomsky and his views ; I do not have doubt that many Zionists in Israel were so happy with her.
Chomsky visited Lebanon after Jordan where he attended Hassan Nasrallah's speech at the inauguration of their war museum in South Lebanon.
I believe Chomsky is a reasonable man and he really cares for Israel unlike what it is claimed
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Zeinobia: "I believe Chomsky is a reasonable man and he really cares for Israel unlike what it is claimed"
ReplyDeleteAnd what qualifies you to make that assessment? Do YOU really care for Israel?
And if you like Chomsky so much then you can have him as far as I (as an American) am concerned. Get him an Egyptian passport, and he's all yours :)
The most damning indictment of Chomsky is that people who hate Israel and hate the US so much (people like you) like the man so much.
You'd be the first to call an Egyptian who supported the policies of Israel and the United States a sell-out and a traitor, and yet you seem to think Americans and Israelis don't have the right to make the same assessment when one of their own goes over to the other side. What's up with that?
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ReplyDeleteCraig, it's funny how Z criticises Israel for barring 1 of it's enemies (as evidence by him visiting the Nazi Hizballah) but has no criticism for Egypt, that oasis of freedom and enlightment, for barring Israelis from cultural events, for example,on an almost daily basis. Oh wait I forgot Israelis are Egypt's enemies. So what is alowed to Egypt isn't alowed to Israel.
ReplyDeleteAnd I believe that Ali Salam, the Egyptian who visited Israel and supports the peace with it, really cares for Egypt, which can't be said about most Egyptians.