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The hypocrisy of (some) academics

Illustration: Isaac Nahón-Serfaty Nothing new. It repeats itself like the rock that Sisyphus pushes up and will always have to push because his curse is that the rock will always roll back down the hill, and he will have to do it again knowing that he will have to do it again. It is the same hypocrisy that has survived over the years. Some have denied genocides (what about the denial of the genocide committed by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia by the renowned professor Noam Chomsky). They ignore the genocides that have been happening before their eyes for years (their delicate eyes that do not see what is happening in Sudan and Yemen), and they quickly accept the "truth" of a genocide that has not occurred, like the one they quickly endorsed in Gaza. In Gaza there is a terrible war. The terms of that war are those that Hamas and its allies have established (no surrender, no release of all the hostages). And, without a doubt, innocent Palestinians have suffered and continue to s...

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