A Letter from Nelson Mandela to Thomas Friedman:
To: Thomas L. Friedman (columnist New York Times)
From: Nelson Mandela (former President South Africa)
“: There is discrimination against Palestinians.. If you further consider the 1967 occupied territories you will find there are already two judicial systems in operation that represent two different approaches to human life: one for Palestinian life and the other for Jewish life. Additionally there are two different approaches to property and to land. Palestinian property is not recognised as private property because it can be confiscated.”
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It is one of the great paradoxes of the modern Middle East: When peace with the Palestinians is in sight, Israel will turn violent.
From: Nelson Mandela (former President South Africa)
“: There is discrimination against Palestinians.. If you further consider the 1967 occupied territories you will find there are already two judicial systems in operation that represent two different approaches to human life: one for Palestinian life and the other for Jewish life. Additionally there are two different approaches to property and to land. Palestinian property is not recognised as private property because it can be confiscated.”
LinkHere
It is one of the great paradoxes of the modern Middle East: When peace with the Palestinians is in sight, Israel will turn violent.
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