LETTER TO THE EDITOR: The Gaza conundrum

The Gaza conundrum letter by ERIC ROZENMAN Washington director Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America Washington is very misleading. Just as racist Israel itself seeks to divide, displace and destroy the people of historic Palestine, Rozenman seeks to divide, displace and destroy the conversation itself with distractions. Israel shuts down Gaza, controls all airspace and easily imprisons and starves countless men, women and children and Rozenman claims there is no Israeli occupation. Then Rozenman goes on to do what he can to dismiss the very real plight, pain and suffering of the Palestinian refugees- the many men, women and children denied their inalienable legal, moral and natural right to return to original homes and lands inside Israel proper. The exact number count is not what matters as much as the fact that there is a HUGE number of displaced Palestinians still denied their inalienable legal, moral and natural right to return to original homes and lands. I find it utterly despicable that Rozenman callously claims "The number of actual Arab refugees in 1948 was no more than 650,000, the majority of whom are no longer living." as if the eventual death of innocent and vulnerable Palestinian men, women and children so cruelly displaced in 1948 erases the crimes against humanity committed by Zionist terrorists... crimes by the way that continue to this day as racist Israel continues to impoverish and destroy Palestinian families, homes and communities: Please notice that generations later time and time again (Jewish) individuals reclaim stolen artwork and property belonging to family members tortured and killed by the Nazi Holocaust. Makes sense to me that Palestinian heirs have the same expectation that what was rightfully belonging to their family remains in their family. * Words to Honor: The United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article 1. All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood. http://annies-notes.blogspot.com/