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85. I am not sure if it is mostly

distributive, cloud based movements are hard at times to define. But it gives good cover for actual antisemites.

This would be a good project for a journalist to undertake, sadly, as a Jew I cannot do that. Even if I denounced Israel with all my heart... a la Noam Chomsky, I would still be suspect. Why? Like him I am a tad critical of large portions of the movement. And I do agree that it does give cover.

Now under the buss with Chomsky... here some Chomsky on BDS... I guess he is not after all... critical of Israel (which has denied entry a few times in the recent past) becuase he dares be critical of them.

Though Chomsky seems to suggest that the right of return is a good thing. But he dismisses a one-state outcome as no less implausible than his view that there should be no states at all: The only slim hope for realizing (3) in more than token numbers is if longer-term developments lead to the erosion of the imperial borders imposed by France and Britain after World War I, which, like similar borders, have no legitimacy. This could lead to a “no-state solution”—the optimal one, in my view, and in the real world no less plausible than the “one-state solution” that is commonly, but mistakenly, discussed as an alternative to the international consensus.

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See more at: http://mondoweiss.net/2014/07/chomsky-bds-consensus#sthash.CLLmH8UA.dpuf

And Mondoweiss is pretty liberal, progressive and gasp, well never mind.

And then there is this piece in The Nation

http://www.thenation.com/article/israel-palestine-and-bds-chomsky-replies/