Israeli Terrorism and Other Violations of International Law

Author Jerrold Cohen came from a family of Jews, some of whom were killed in the Russian pogroms. Growing up during the Holocaust, he feared that Jews would always be in danger. Delighted with the establishment of Israel in 1948, years later, he found that Israel brutally mistreated the Palestinian people. This disturbed him so much that he systematically learned about the occupation from Israeli and Palestinian online media daily, keeping a record of the important occupation news. "Israeli Terrorism and Other Violations of International Law" is a summary of one man's discoveries about the relationship between Israel and the Palestinian people it occupies. The author's most painful discovery was of Israel's brutal treatment of the Palestinians, most of it completely unnecessary, much of it deserving of the label of terrorism. What he learned in information readily available to anyone who cares to find it, but few take the trouble to look for it. Since the author clearly defines what he means by terrorism and indicates how he found his information, you, the reader, can draw your own conclusions about Israel. The incidents presented occurred during the past nine years, but historical sources discussed in the book tell us that Israel has treated the Palestinians brutally since it was conceived, and the author refers to the experts who give this information in detail.