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A twitter under user name Kaveh, an Arab replied to it: "non Jews don't count", (as of Sept.2020) it's still without objection from Ben Norton.
 
A twitter under user name Kaveh, an Arab replied to it: "non Jews don't count", (as of Sept.2020) it's still without objection from Ben Norton.
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Ben Norton is a [[BDS]] supporter, a shoddy (so-called) "reporter" for Salon, <ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/the-selective-skepticism-of-salon-s-ben-norton/ "The Selective Skepticism of Salon's Ben Norton. By G Shaviv. February 23, 2016].
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Ben Norton is a [[BDS]] supporter, a shoddy (so-called) "reporter" for Salon.<ref>[https://www.camera.org/article/the-selective-skepticism-of-salon-s-ben-norton/ "The Selective Skepticism of Salon's Ben Norton. By G Shaviv. February 23, 2016].
 
In a factually challenged piece in Salon, Ben Norton displays a dazzling skepticism of information from Israeli sources alongside a great acceptance of unfounded anti-Israel conspiracy theories (“ Prominent American professor proposes that Israel ‘flatten’ Beirut – a million-person city it previously decimated,” Feb. 19).
 
In a factually challenged piece in Salon, Ben Norton displays a dazzling skepticism of information from Israeli sources alongside a great acceptance of unfounded anti-Israel conspiracy theories (“ Prominent American professor proposes that Israel ‘flatten’ Beirut – a million-person city it previously decimated,” Feb. 19).
 
Norton’s article, a critical response to a Feb. 15 Haaretz Op-Ed by Professor Amitai Etzioni, is first and foremost based on the false premise that the professor called for flattening Beirut. Norton, a politics staff writer at Salon, avers: “Etzioni concludes his piece implying Israel has no other option but to bomb the city of Beirut.
 
Norton’s article, a critical response to a Feb. 15 Haaretz Op-Ed by Professor Amitai Etzioni, is first and foremost based on the false premise that the professor called for flattening Beirut. Norton, a politics staff writer at Salon, avers: “Etzioni concludes his piece implying Israel has no other option but to bomb the city of Beirut.
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