So you’re working at your office, and you hear gunshots outside. Looking into the hall, you see a young man out there and let him into your office so he doesn’t get caught in the crossfire. A couple of minutes later, the army bangs on your door. You let them in, and they arrest the young man, who they say is a terrorist.<\/p>\n
Do you now deserve to be bulldozed? You do according to Meryl Yourish, who reports<\/a> that someone the Israeli Army claims is a terrorist was arrested in the offices of the International Solidarity Movement<\/a>, the organization Rachel Corrie worked with. The Jerusalem Post<\/em> article<\/a> Meryl links to doesn’t bother describing what happened from the ISM’s point of view, but the New York Times<\/em> article<\/a> does:<\/p>\n <\/center><\/p>\n As far as I can tell, Haaretz<\/em> didn’t even consider this story important enough to report on, but anti-Palestinians all over the blogoverse are crowing about it.<\/p>\n .<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" So you’re working at your office, and you hear gunshots outside. Looking into the hall, you see a young man out there and let him into your office so he doesn’t get caught in the crossfire. A couple of minutes … Continue reading