New York Times · 2 June 1978

CP-1978-016

Israeli Torture, They Said

Monroe H. Freedman and Alan M. Dershowitz

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“Like other Americans concerned with human rights, we have been deeply disturbed by reports of systematic…”

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Two American law professors answer the torture reports in the New York Times. One of them is Alan Dershowitz, twenty-three years before he argued publicly for judicially supervised torture warrants. The archive keeps the earlier position next to the headline it was written under.

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"Israeli Torture, They Said," New York Times, 2 June 1978. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1978-016. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1978-016

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