It must be recognized that there is a wide range of opinion on Zionism within the Jewish community. We must reject specious arguments and false allegations of anti-Semitism. We need to fight for freedom of speech, academic freedom, critical inquiry and democratic debate, at all universities and colleges, in the media, in the halls of political power and all across North America. Individuals should be allowed to decide for themselves questions regarding Zionism and the Palestinians based on open debate, the facts, and informed opinion, not on suppression of debate, intimidation and censorship.
Selected sources
"Jewish Criticism of Zionism," By Edward C. Corrigan, AmericanArab Affairs (now Middle East Policy), Winter 199091.
Prophets Outcast: A Century of Dissident Jewish Writing about Zionism and Israel, edited by Adam Shatz. Reviewed by Edward C. Corrigan, Middle East Policy, Summer 2005.
Reframing AntiSemitism: Alternative Jewish Perspectives, by Jewish Voice for Peace, eds. (OaklandCalifornia, 2004). Reviewed by Edward C. Corrigan, Middle East Policy, Spring 2006.
The Other Israel, Voices of Refusal and Dissent, Foreword by Tom Segev and Introduction by Anthony Lewis, edited by Roane Carey and Jonathan Shainin. (New Press: New York, 2002). Reviewed by Edward C. Corrigan, Middle East Policy, Fall 2006.
"The JNF: Charitable tax status for racism?," by Edward C. Corrigan, Outlook September/October, 2008.
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EDWARD C. CORRIGAN SHORT BIO
Edward C. Corrigan holds a B.A. in History and a MasterĂ ‚¬ „ s Degree in Political Science from the University of Western Ontario. Ed also has a Law Degree from the University of Windsor and was called to the Bar of (
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