Amy Goodman and Norman Finkelstein Help Apartheid Israel Bury the Truth of Palestinian Ethnic Cleansing (July 5, 2006)

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by John Spritzler
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July 5, 2006

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Amy Goodman and Norman Finkelstein Help Apartheid Israel Bury the Truth of Palestinian Ethnic Cleansing (July 5, 2006)

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How Norman Finkelstein and Amy Goodman Help Apartheid Israel
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I'm sure you've seen one of those TV lawyer shows in which the lawyer for the good guy has a star witness who is going to demolish the bad guy's story, but when the witness gets on the witness stand and actually starts testifying, the testimony, to the surprise of the good guy's lawyer, helps the bad guy. At that point the good guy's lawyer says to the judge something like, "Request permission to treat the witness as hostile, your honor."

I think it's time we considered treating the witness, Norman Finkelstein, and his accomplice, Amy Goodman, as hostile to the Palestinian struggle against apartheid Israel. Here's why.

Below is the latest so-called debate between Norman Finkelstein and an overt Zionist (Josh Block in this case), hosted by Amy Goodman. This debate is similar to other ones Finkelstein has engaged in. Read this "debate" carefully, and you will see that it boils down to four basic assertions by Block and three basic counter-assertions by Finkelstein:

Block:

1. Israelis are defending themselves against unprovoked terrorist attacks on their population.

2. "Hamas is an organization that fundamentally believes, deep in its core, that Israel does not have the right to exist."

3. The values on which Israel is based, "liberal fundamental values, which are celebrated in Israel -- freedom of the press, women's rights, gay rights, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion -- are denied to those living in Palestinian areas and throughout the rest of the Arab world."

4. When Israel kills non-combatants it regrets it and says so; when Hamas kills non-combatants it does not express regret.

Finkelstein:

1. Israel uses disproportionately more terror against Palestinians than Hamas does against Israelis.

2. Israel deliberately kills Palestinian combatants but Hamas intends only to take them as prisoners. (Then, undercutting his own position, he accuses Israel of being the first to take hostages; he says this in order to make the point that it's ok if Hamas takes hostages now.)

3. Israel has taken far more hostages (prisoners) than Hamas.

Nowhere (and this is true of Finkelstein in general, not just this debate) does Finkelstein state clearly that:

1) Israel is fundamentally the aggressor against the Palestinians because it is a Jews-only (hence anti-democratic) state based on ethnic cleansing,

2) that Israel therefore has no right to exist, and

3) that Israel is thus the aggressor and Palestinians the defender no matter who kills more of the other, no matter who uses more (or any) terrorism, no matter who takes more hostages, no matter who regrets the killing of non-combatants more, and so forth.

Even David Ben-Gurion was more honest on this score than Finkelstein, when Ben-Gurion told the Political Committee of his party, Mapai, in 1938,

"When we say that the Arabs are the aggressors and we defend ourselves -- that is only half the truth. As regards our security and life we defend ourselves...But the fighting is only one aspect of the conflict, which is in its essence a political one. And politically we are the aggressors and they defend themselves." [Flapan, Simha, Zionism and the Palestinians, London, Croom Helm, 1979, p. 141, cited by Benny Morris, Righteous Victims: A History of the Zionist-Arab Conflict, 1881-2001, Vintage Books, New York, 2001, p. 676]

Finkelstein in this debate even agreed with Block when Block resorted to what is perhaps the most fundamental lie of all Zionist lies, the lie that they care about the well-being of ordinary Jewish people. Here's how "our" witness, Finklestein, responds to that lie:

"Now, Josh says Israel has a responsibility to protect its citizens. I totally agree with that." (To read about how Zionists are anti-Jewish-people and have been from the days of the Holocaust to the present, see The Anti-Semitism of Zionism's Leaders.)

The unfortunate fact is that the manner in which Finkelstein "debates" overt Zionists does not help us; it hurts us. By never stating the fundamental reason why Israel is wrong--i.e. that what it is defending should not be defended because it is a state based on ethnic cleansing and apartheid--and by merely criticizing the MEANS by which Israel defends itself, or by merely saying that "both sides do bad things but Israel does them disproportionately," or that Israel doesn't play by the rules of international law, Finkelstein is about as persuasive as somebody arguing against the old apartheid South African government with arguments that NEVER mentioned apartheid but only asserted that the South African government, in defending itself, did more bad things to black South Africans than black South Africans did bad things to whites.

In fact, if I were in charge of Zionist propaganda in the United States, I would make sure to donate lots of money to the Amy Goodman Democracy Now! show, because it frames the "debate" about Israel/Palestine in exactly the manner that Zionist propaganda requires. The Zionist side says: "The conflict is one between a peace-loving democratic Israeli society that is, unfortunately, required to do unpleasant things in defense of itself against terrorists. But just because Israel is fortunate enough (due to the admirable traits of Jews) to be the stronger power with a real army, capable of inflicting more damage to terrorists than vice-versa, does not mean that it is not deserving of support from Americans who value democracy and freedom of speech. To condemn Israel for being strong makes no more sense than to condemn the Allies in World War II for being stronger than the Axis nations." Finkelstein then "counters" with what seems like a deliberately unpersuasive reply: "Israel is more powerful than Hamas, and in its legitimate effort to protect the Israeli people it does more bad things to Palestinians than Hamas does to Israelis."

I request permission to treat Norman Finkelstein and Amy Goodman as hostile witnesses, your honor.

John Spritzler

http://www.normanfinkelstein.com/article.php?pg=11&ar=241

AIPAC v. Norman Finkelstein: A Debate on Israel's Assault on Gaza

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We host a debate on the situation in Gaza with Norman Finkelstein, a professor of political science at DePaul University in Chicago and author of "Beyond Chutzpah: On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism and the Abuse of History" and Josh Block, the Director of Media Affairs for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC). [includes rush transcript]

Norman Finkelstein, professor of Ppolitical science at DePaul University in Chicago. His latest book is "Beyond Chutzpah: On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism and the Abuse of History."

Josh Block, director of Media Affairs for the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC).

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AMY GOODMAN: As we continue our coverage, we're joined now by two
JOSH BLOCK: Well, clearly the concern is the reaction from those same
And clearly the Israelis tried for several days, 48 hours, 36 hours, of
And I think the question is what is the reaction from these same human rights
AMY GOODMAN: Professor Finkelstein?

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: I think it is useful to begin with what the human
Number two, they didn't kill the corporal while trying to arrest him. Israel
It said by this – by [inaudible], it said that they took him hostage, they
And finally, let's talk about those 9,000 Palestinians who are effectively
AMY GOODMAN: You're talking about prisoners.

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: Yes. Administrative detainees who are being held
AMY GOODMAN: We're going to break, and then we'll get a response from
[break]

AMY GOODMAN: We're talking about the siege in Gaza. Our guests are Josh
JUAN GONZALEZ:Josh Block, before break, Norman Finkelstein was talking
JOSH BLOCK: Well, I think the first thing that he said was that we
You know, ultimately, the question for Israel is, what is its responsibility
They infiltrated Israel, digging a tunnel from underneath a home into the
The Palestinian Authority has the responsibility to secure the release of this
AMY GOODMAN: Norman Finkelstein, I'd like to you respond to that and
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: Well, I want to first take note that Josh didn't
JOSH BLOCK: That's because they're ludicrous claims. They don't merit a
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: I respected your time, Josh. I respected your time.
So let's turn to the issue that Josh wants to address, namely the context. I'm
Let's look at casualties. In the last six months, approximately 80 Palestinians
Now, Josh says Israel has a responsibility to protect its citizens. I totally
JOSH BLOCK: If I might, Amy, I'm ready to respond to that.

AMY GOODMAN: Josh Block of AIPAC.

JOSH BLOCK: Yeah, first of all, the folks that have been arrested for
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: May I ask Josh a question?

JOSH BLOCK: It's totally disproportionate and fundamentally
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: May I ask Josh -- I'd like to ask you a question,
JOSH BLOCK: Fundamentally --

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: No, answer that question. There have been no
JOSH BLOCK: I'm about to, if you would give me a second to
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: How do you know what they're being held
JOSH BLOCK: But instead you're trying to filibuster the question.
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: No, I don't think that's a proven fact. It would be
JOSH BLOCK: It is. It is a proven fact.

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: How do you know what administrative detainees are
JOSH BLOCK: I fundamentally understand the facts, which clearly you do
Look, Amy and Juan, as a Liberal Democrat who is a long-time listener of this
And fundamentally, after Israel's disengagement from Gaza less than a year
JUAN GONZALEZ:But, Josh Block, I'd like to ask you, on the targeted
JOSH BLOCK: You're absolutely right. Those incidents are deeply
AMY GOODMAN: We just have a minute. We gave Josh Block the first word.
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: Well, the question is whether or not there is a
JOSH BLOCK: Fair enough.

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: He says both of them are terrorism. So
JOSH BLOCK: If terrorist were attacking --

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: So if Hamas blows up a bus, as it used to do in Tel
JOSH BLOCK: If terrorists attack --

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: Allow me to finish. Allow me to finish. If Israel
JOSH BLOCK: And later apologized for the incident.

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: It would be considered as preposterous as if Hamas
JOSH BLOCK: I'm sorry. First of all, there has been no apology from
NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: Israel didn't apologize. As a matter of fact, Ariel
JOSH BLOCK: That's another specious lie.

NORMAN FINKELSTEIN: -- that time as one of the greatest acts in Israeli
JOSH BLOCK: Again, a lie.

AMY GOODMAN: We're going to have to leave it there. I want to thank provide closed captioning for the deaf and hard of hearing on our TV broadcast. Thank you for your generous contribution. Donate - $25, $50, $100, more...
guests. Here in our Firehouse studio, Norman Finkelstein, Professor of Political Science at DePaul University in Chicago. His latest book is called Beyond Chutzpah: On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism and the Abuse of History. And on the telephone, we're joined by Josh Block, Director of Media Affairs for AIPAC -- that's the American Israel Public Affairs Committee -- speaking to us on the line from Connecticut. Josh Block, let's begin with you. Your response and the latest, the last thing that Chris McGreal said, saying human rights groups, the Palestinian leadership, Mahmoud Abbas talking about this as collective punishment and a crime against humanity.
folks when it comes to the murder and kidnap of Israeli citizens. From many perspective, American or otherwise, an attack inside Israel, unprovoked, that resulted in the murder of two Israelis and not the capture, Amy, but the kidnapping of an Israeli soldier is, in and of itself, an act of war.
intense diplomacy with the aid of the United States, the French -- and I should add that this young man who has been kidnapped is also a French citizen -- to secure the release from Hamas, the terrorist group that has him. And by the way, in high irony, the government of the Palestinian Authority, run by the same terrorist group, so a government that's charged with fighting terrorism is itself a terrorist group that's responsible for his kidnapping. So after 48 hours and 36 hours of difficult and unproductive diplomacy, clearly the Israelis felt that they needed to act in their own defense.
groups when it comes to the condemnation of terrorism or other acts? And clearly -- and I don't speak for the Israelis, but they must have felt that this was an important thing to do to help isolate and prevent the movement of this terrorist groups from moving the captive or kidnapped Israeli soldier around the Gaza Strip.
rights groups have to say about this. Let's leave aside the background for a moment and look narrowly at the incident that triggered the Israeli invasion. Let's see what Hamas did not do, what the Palestinian militants did not do. Number one, they did not liquidate the corporal, which Israel routinely does, namely its political assassinations. That's a war crime under international law. Israel routinely does that. Hamas did not do that to the corporal.
routinely does that. If you look at July 2005, B'Tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories, they put out a very hefty report entitled "Take No Prisoners." And the report shows Israel routinely, during so-called arrest operations, kills Palestinians, documents a case of a Palestinian who was wounded, on the ground, no weapon. Israel killed him. Hamas didn't do that to the corporal.
kidnapped him. Okay. Israel routinely takes Palestinians, Lebanese hostage. In fact, Israel was the only country in the world, in 1997, which legalized hostage-taking. The liberal head of the Israeli High Court, Aharon Barak, he said it's legal, legitimate, under international law to take what he called bargaining chips in order to get prisoners, Israeli prisoners being held by the Lebanese. The decision was reversed in 2000, but Israel continued to hold Lebanese hostages until 2004. So, at worst, Hamas is being accused of what Israel legalized and routinely does.
hostages being held by Israel. 1,000 of them are administrative detainees.
without any charges or trial. And the other 8,000 are being held after military courts have convicted them, almost always on the basis of confessions which were extracted by torture. So if we're going to look simply at the numbers, we have one hostage on the Palestinian side, and effectively we have about 9,000 on the Israeli side.
Josh Block of AIPAC. Dr. Norman Finkelstein is Professor at DePaul University in Chicago.
Block, a spokesperson for AIPAC, which is the American Israel Public Affairs Committee, speaking to us from Connecticut; and Professor Norman Finkelstein, teaches political science at DePaul University in Chicago, is in our Firehouse studio. Juan?
about the lack of proportionality in looking at the issue of prisoners and hostages on both sides. Your response to that?
should ignore the context in which this attack took place, and I think that's a major flaw with his commentary over time. I'm not surprised to hear him talk about things in those terms, considering he's called Hezbollah, which is the number one killer of Americans outside of al-Qaeda, a heroic organization.
as a government? And any government, whether it's our or theirs, has the duty to protect its citizens. Hamas and Hezbollah and Islamic Jihad, other terrorists groups, have been conducting an unremitting campaign of terrorism against Israeli citizens. Hamas is an organization that fundamentally believes, deep in its core, that Israel does not have the right to exist. When they talk about an occupation, they're talking about Tel Aviv. That's why when this terrorist attack took place, it took place not in the Gaza Strip or in the West Bank, but inside Israel itself.
country of Israel, where they attacked soldiers who were not engaged in an offensive operation against any Palestinian. They murdered two of them, and they kidnapped one of them. And they're holding him captive, hostage. That is an act of war. It's a provocation. And it comes as a culmination of months and months of terrorist attacks and rocket attacks against Israeli citizens, who were not engaged in any offensive effort, who are simply going ahead and living their lives. And that kind of terrorism is unacceptable, and forces a response from any responsible government.
individual, this soldier. And failing that, the international community has to continue to put pressure on the Palestinian Authority to fulfill those obligations. Again, Hamas is the government of the Palestinian Authority, and it is sanctioning and conducting terrorism. That's not an acceptable situation, and it cuts against the entire grain of fundamental international conduct.
also the timing of this operation, coming hours after Fatah and Hamas announced that they had agreed on a document that implicitly recognized Israel within its 1967 borders.
respond to any of my claims about Israel taking hostages, about 9,000 –
response.
Please do the same for me. He didn't respond to any of my claims about Israel taking hostages, routinely killing Palestinians taken prisoner, and so on and so forth.
very happy to do so. Let's look at the context. Since Israel withdrew from Gaza in September 2005 'til today, the estimates run between 7,000 and 9,000 heavy artillery shells have been shot and fired into Gaza. On the Palestinian side, the estimates are approximately 1,000 Kassam missiles, crude missiles, have been fired into Israel. So we have a ratio of between seven and nine to one.
have been killed in Gaza due to Israel artillery firing. Now, on the Israeli side, we hear all of these terrible things about these Kassams. Even Shlomo Ben-Ami, yesterday on your program, who I respect, he said what's Israel to do about these Kassams? What does the record show? I mentioned a moment ago, 80 Palestinians killed in six months. There have been exactly eight Israelis killed in the last five years from the Kassam missiles. Again, we have a huge disproportion, a huge discrepancy.
agree with that. But Hamas is the elected government of the Palestinians. They have a responsibility to protect their citizens. They have a responsibility to get back their 9,000 hostages. They have a responsibility to protect their Palestinian civilians, who are being daily attacked by Israel. Josh says that the --
participating in terrorist activity against innocent Israeli civilians have been arrested for criminal activity. They were not kidnapped because they were doing their responsible civic duty and no offensive position against the Palestinians. In fact, those who, again, are in Israeli jail are there for conducting terrorist activity. Among the people that he mentions that have been killed, were killed because they were participating in terrorist activity, shooting missiles, planning terrorist attacks against Israel. Those folks were not innocent civilians who were killed in suicide bus bombings or have had missiles fall on their kindergartens. There's a moral equivalency that your guest is drawing that is fundamentally out of proportion.
incorrect.
Josh. 1,000 of those Palestinian prisoners being held by Israel, according to B'Tselem, the Israeli human rights organization, 1,000 of them are administrative detainees. That is, there have been no charges leveled against them. How do you know what they're being held for?
charges and no trials.
answer --
for?
Fundamentally, the Israeli army and the Israeli government arrest Palestinians who are engaged in terrorist activity. That's a proven fact.
a proven fact if there were court trials.
being held for? Israel doesn't say, so how do you know?
not, which are that Israel takes fundamental legal action to arrest individuals who are engaged in terrorist activity directed against its citizens. There is no moral equivalency to be drawn between a country acting in defense of its citizens and those engaging in terrorist activity in an effort to stabilize and destroy that free and peaceful society.
program, I fundamentally believe that the audience and you are in a position to understand that liberal fundamental values, which are celebrated in Israel -- freedom of the press, women's rights, gay rights, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion -- are denied to those living in Palestinian areas and throughout the rest of the Arab world. There's an asymmetry that's involved in the Middle East, which is a country of Israel that is based on fundamental free values, that is not replicated in the Arab world, where education systems inculcate children with hatred and teach them that martyrdom and death is preferred over science and math and education.
ago, when the Palestinian people and the Authority that leads them had the chance to build a better life for their citizens, they chose not to do that. They destroyed the greenhouses, the economic infrastructure that was provided. They then took the opportunity not to fight terrorism and to provide security for their people and went the other direction. That's why when these attacks take place through the very arteries, the crossing points and the cargo points that benefit the Palestinian people, Hamas is intentionally harming their own society. That is the fundamental dynamic, none of the other speciousness that we're hearing from our other guest today.
assassinations that Israel has often participated, has often executed in Palestinian territories, we hear repeatedly of innocent civilians. Putting aside the fact whether the people who were targeted were actually terrorists or not, because we have Israel's reporting that they are, but the innocent civilians that are inevitably killed in these missile attacks, how is that justified as not terrorism against a civilian population?
regrettable. I think any one of us would say that. And I think any American, any Israeli, would say that innocent people who are killed as a result of a military action unintentionally, that's a tragedy. But there's, again, a moral difference between an army -- Israel's military goes to great lengths to prevent those kinds of incidents, and if you look at the number of preventative attacks that Israel has carried out with the number of those who have been incidentally and unfortunately killed in those incidents, there's a tremendous preponderance of occasions when, in fact, Israel has gone to great lengths not to harm innocent civilians.
Professor Norman Finkelstein, the last.
significant difference between what Israel does and what the Palestinians do, apart from the fact that Israel does it in a much higher proportion than Palestinians. If you indiscriminately fire on a civilian population, which Israel routinely does, under international law -- and here I can quote the president of Tel Aviv University, Yoram Dinstein, who's one of the leading international experts on these matters; he says, "There's no difference whatsoever between intentionally targeting civilians and indiscriminately firing into a civilian crowd."
if Hamas --
Aviv, that's terrorism. If Hamas were to say, "We didn't intend to kill the civilians. We intended to blow up the bus," people would laugh. But if Israel drops --
drops a one-ton bomb on a densely populated neighborhood in Gaza, as it did in July 2002, and it said, "Oh, we didn't intend to kill the civilians. We can just intended to kill a Palestinian terrorist --
said "We only intended to blow up the bus."
Hamas for those incidents. Israel apologizes when things like that happen.
Sharon hailed the bombing of Gaza City --
history.
you, Josh Block, for joining us, spokesperson for AIPAC, American Israel Public Affairs Committee, in Connecticut; and Professor Norm Finkelstein, here in New York, teaches at DePaul University in Chicago. His book is called Beyond Chutzpah: On the Misuse of Anti-Semitism and the Abuse of History.

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