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One good view by Edward W.Said (Orientalism), even until today there are still countless words of Marxist Idols have been quoted in an idealistic, romantic way, it just reminds me a film of François Truffaut, once ideology turned poetically, all tragedy in the history has been reasoned by sentimentality.
"(4/4) (...) and the number of Palestinian fatalities, the scale of material loss, the physical, political, and psychological deprivations, have tremendously exceeded the damage done by Palestinians to Israelis."
(Edward W. Said, The Question of Palestine, 1992: Preface to the 1992 Edition)
"(3/4) (...) the use of poisonous, deshumanizing rhetoric by senior Israeli politicians, soldiers, diplomats, and intellectuals to characterize all Palestinian acts of resistance as terrorist and Palestinians as nonhuman ('cockroaches', 'grasshopers', 'two-legged vermin', etc.); these, (...)"
(Edward W. Said, The Question of Palestine, 1992: Preface to the 1992 Edition)
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"(2/4) The Israeli policy of punitive counterattacks (or state terrorism) seems to try to kill anywhere from 50 to 100 Arabs for every Jewish fatality. The devastation of Lebanese refugee camps, hospitals, schools, mosques, churches, and orphanages; the summary arrests, deportations, house destructions, maimings, and torture of Palestinians on the West Bank and Gaza; (...)."
(Edward W. Said, The Question of Palestine, 1992: Preface to the 1992 Edition)
"(1/4) However much one laments and even wishes somehow to atone for the loss of life and suffering visited upon innocents because of Palestinian violence, there is still the need, I think, also to say that no national movement has been so unfairly penalized, defamed, and sujected to disproportionate retaliation for its sins as has the Palestinian."
(Edward W. Said, The Question of Palestine, 1992: Preface to the 1992 Edition)