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(Guardian-UK) Matthew Brodsky - In a May 17 op-ed in the New York Times, PA President Mahmoud Abbas offers his narrative of Israel's independence, which ignores the inconvenient truth that Israel accepted the UN partition plan while the Palestinians and Arab states rejected it and, instead, launched a war against the nascent state of Israel. If the Palestinians had accepted the November 1947 UN General Assembly partition plan, they could be celebrating their 63rd year of independence alongside Israel. There would have been no war and no Palestinian refugees. The writer is director of policy for the Jewish Policy Center in Washington. 2011-05-24 00:00:00Full Article
Mahmoud Abbas and the Persistence of Palestinian Mythology
(Guardian-UK) Matthew Brodsky - In a May 17 op-ed in the New York Times, PA President Mahmoud Abbas offers his narrative of Israel's independence, which ignores the inconvenient truth that Israel accepted the UN partition plan while the Palestinians and Arab states rejected it and, instead, launched a war against the nascent state of Israel. If the Palestinians had accepted the November 1947 UN General Assembly partition plan, they could be celebrating their 63rd year of independence alongside Israel. There would have been no war and no Palestinian refugees. The writer is director of policy for the Jewish Policy Center in Washington. 2011-05-24 00:00:00Full Article
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