by Jean BricmontIn 1967, Israel defeated in six days five Arab countries and grabbed the part of historic Palestine that it had not taken in 1948. Apparently under the impression that this quick and brilliant victory greatly increased regional stability and world peace, and showed the way to reduce terrorism and anti-Semitism, American leaders, after September 11, undertook to try to duplicate that feat, but on a larger scale, in a country not of 3 but of 25 million inhabitants. That is why, a year ago, they committed what was judged at Nuremberg the supreme crime, the crime that contains and allows all the others, the crime against peace. In clear opposition to the United Nations and world public opinion, they invaded a country that did not represent any threat to their security, …
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