Selective Moral Outrage On Abril 25, 2009 Por Maria João Marquesem Internacional, Médio Oriente, Media “In the Wall Street Journal, Bret Stephens asks a very simple and very obvious question. Observing the fact that while some 6000 Palestinians (many if not most of them terrorists) have been killed by Israeli fire since the beginning of their Second Intifada against Israel compared with between 25,000 and 200,000 Chechen civilians (in a population about one third or one quarter the size of the Palestinians) who have been killed by the Russians during that period, he wonders why the world merely shrugs in indifference at the brutalities in Chechnya while dwelling incessantly and obsessively upon Israel. He asks: Why, for instance, do high-profile Western writers like Portuguese Nobelist José Saramago make ‘solidarity’ pilgrimages to Ramallah, but not to the Chechen capital of Grozny?”, da sempre recomendável Melanie Philips. Partilhar:TweetWhatsApp Related
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Os seis mil mortos por Israel eram “many if not most of them terrorists”?!
Não, Luís Lavoura, eram só mulheres e crianças.