Newsgroup: it.politica.internazionale
Titolo: Quei nuovi Antisemiti Ebrei e Israeliani...

Resto estremamente perplesso dal "boicottaggio" Britannico, per
ragioni che ho gia' spiegato.  Almeno, e' un'iniziativa al 100% non-
violenta.   In quanto all'"antisemitismo" nel boicottare le
universita' Israeliane, beh...   Forse il tutto e' parte di  una
cospirazione segreta mondiale di Ebrei Antisemiti <g>
http://www.thejc.com/home.aspx?ParentId=m11s18&SecId=18&AId=53190&ATypeId=1
The JC today identifies the key players in the escalating British
campaign to boycott Israel. Our investigation shows that many are
Jewish or Israeli, and that they justify their stance as part of the
struggle for Palestinian rights and ending Israel's occupation of
Palestinian territories.
Israeli Haim Bresheeth, professor of media and culture at the
University of East London, seconded the UCU motion, which called for
consideration of the morality of ties with Israeli academia and for
discussions on boycotting.
Prof Bresheeth told the JC that a boycott was not an easy decision. "I
am Jewish and an Israeli, and I don't wish harm on either side. But
how long can this occupation go on?"
Characterising opposition to a boycott as insincere, he added : "What
we are asking for is not violent. It is civil action against a
military occupation."
The proposer of the UCU motion was Brighton University philosophy
lecturer Tom Hickey, who stressed that should the boycott go ahead,
its target would be Israeli universities rather than individual
academics. Another speaker for the UCU motion was Richard Seaford,
professor of classics and ancient history at Exeter University, whose
former pupils include JK Rowling. In 1990, he was a signatory to a
campaign against Israel's law of return. Last year, he refused to
review a book for an Israeli journal because of "outrage" at Israel's
"brutal and illegal expansionism".
Bricup has a large number of Jewish supporters, among them husband and
wife Hilary and Steven Rose. Hilary, a professor of social policy at
Bradford University, is Bricup's co-convenor alongside Prof Jonathan
Rosenhead. Her husband, an Open University biology professor, is the
organisation's secretary. They have been active in the boycott
movement since 2002.
In an online article, Steven Rose wrote: "It really isn't good enough
to attack the messenger as antisemitic or a self-hating Jew rather
than deal with the message that Israel's conduct is unacceptable."
Prof Rosenhead, of the London School of Economics, hails from a "solid
Zionist and Jewish background". Bricup, he said, had been involved in
the discussions about the writing of the UCU motion. "The reaction
from the community was what you would expect, but we are looking
forward to the debate. It was a triumph that Israel came into
existence -but not this Israel."
Birmingham University lecturer Sue Blackwell, the figurehead of an
unsuccessful attempt by UCU's predecessor, the Association of
University Teachers, to force a boycott, pushed through a UCU motion
calling for a moratorium on European Union research grants to Israel.
In her view, the UCU had put the boycott "back on the agenda".

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Dove c'č immondizia, c'č Torrieri.
Talmente privo di palle da dissociarsi sempre da quello che posta.
Perň intanto lo posta.
Tb
PS: Sě, Torrieri, ci sono ebrei antisemiti oppure ebrei semplicemente molto 
"buoni" (sono quelli che si dissociano un po' da quello a cui si associano).
E' un fenomeno ben conosciuto, peraltro. Mi stupisco della tua meraviglia.
Ti facevo piů sveglio.
-- 
E la vecchia sign non c'č piů

appare irrilevante, perderci tempo č stupido.
Infatti.  La trovo una cosa molto ma molto ipocrita. (Persio)