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Jewish World Review July 26, 2004 / 8 Menachem-Av, 5764 Media tales of victims leave out the real culprit By Jonathan Tobin http://www.jewishworldreview.com | Who are the real victims in the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians? There has been no shortage of casualties and tragic stories on either side of this terrible war. And no friend of Israel ought to be insensitive to the human cost that it has exacted on the Palestinians. But while Arab victims of the violence have every right to our sympathy, we have the right to ask what those who are seeking to highlight their suffering at Israel's expense are trying to do. Coming, as it does, on the heals of the International Court of Justice's preposterous ruling that Israel's security fence is illegal and a possible follow-up vote in the U.N. General Assembly, the emphasis on Palestinian victimhood has created more misperceptions than truth. Case in point was a lengthy series run by The New York Times last week, which focused on the plight of the Palestinians in the territories such as the residents of Jenin and Gaza. Similarly, The Washington Post chose the same week to devote part of its front page to the story of the members of a youth theater group that was organized during the heyday of the peace process. While both the tale of what happened to the seven would-be actors and the Jenin home owners were interesting, there was one key element to the story that wasn't mentioned, despite the inordinate amount of space devoted to both these stories: the reason why the peace agreements of 1993 dissolved into warfare that destroyed up the lives and the property of so many Palestinians. Both the Times and the Post treated the impact of the conflict with Israel on the lives of Palestinians as if it were a natural disaster that swooped down out of the sky like a Kansas twister. The only context, if any, given in these stories is the constant malevolent presence of Israel and its Defense Force, whose only role in the lives of the Palestinians is that of implacable foe and destroyer. Warning: require(/usr/web/jewishworldreview.com/discovery_channel/tb.html) [function.require]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/web/jewishworldreview.com/0704/tobin_2004_07_26.php3 on line 138 Fatal error: require() [function.require]: Failed opening required '/usr/web/jewishworldreview.com/discovery_channel/tb.html' (include_path='.:/usr/web/DATA/includes:/usr/web:/usr/share/php') in /usr/web/jewishworldreview.com/0704/tobin_2004_07_26.php3 on line 138