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We boast about revenge against Palestinians. Why can't we talk about it in academia?

Summary by Haaretz
If there is one thing on which there is no dispute, it is that the discourse of revenge has been prominent since October 7, when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to 'forcefully avenge this dark day.' Palestinian residents of Gaza as the modern representatives of Amalek

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We boast about revenge against Palestinians. Why can't we talk about it in academia?

If there is one thing on which there is no dispute, it is that the discourse of revenge has been prominent since October 7, when Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to 'forcefully avenge this dark day.' Palestinian residents of Gaza as the modern representatives of Amalek

·Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel
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Haaretz broke the news in Tel Aviv-Yafo, Israel on Monday, January 19, 2026.
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