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The Dartmouth
May 7, 2024 | Latest Issue
The Dartmouth
Richard Harvell
The Setonian
Opinion

Lost In The Viscera

To the Editor: It seems like Michael Mello (May 22, "What if Dartmouth were in Tel Aviv") was a little too occupied fantasizing about blood and guts in Dartmouth Hall to pay attention to the excellent speech being delivered in front of him by Chris Hedges. Mr. Hedges did not say that "Israelis are racist" (he said that settlers building settlements in violation of the Oslo accords are racist -- a hard claim to disagree with). Mr. Hedges did not say that "Israel should not exist." Instead he claimed that Israel's and Jewish history should not be a blank check for violence and repression -- again, I doubt Mr. Mello would disagree. Lastly, Mr. Mello seemed to miss Mr. Hedges' most powerful point.

The Setonian
Opinion

A Time to Protest

It seems that the farther one gets from the West Bank, the more muted the reaction becomes to the humanitarian offenses against the Palestinian people.

The Setonian
Opinion

Fighting Black and White in Israel

Ana Bonnheim's April 4 column in The Dartmouth, "Why Israel is Important," is just another example of a one-dimensional view of ethnic conflicts that has found particular support in the United States since Sept.

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