New York Times · 7 October 1999

CP-1999-015

School Official Wants to Mark Israeli Atrocity

Joel Greenberg

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“…youth,’ have carried out patently ille…”

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Forty-three years on, an Israeli education official proposes teaching it, and the New York Times calls it an atrocity in the headline — a word the paper did not use in 1956 or in 1958.

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"School Official Wants to Mark Israeli Atrocity," New York Times, 7 October 1999. Covering Palestine archive, CP-1999-015. https://coveringpalestine.org/archive/cp-1999-015

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