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The Mohammed Al-Durah Fallacy: Historical Developments and Lessons to be Drawn

Richard Landes,   March 18, 2010
 
Richard Landes
March 18, 2010
Filed under: Israel

Filed under: Israel
Richard Landes
Richard Landes, a historian of the Middle Ages, was Professor of History at Boston University until 2015. He now lives in Jerusalem, is a Senior Fellow at the Center for International Communications at Bar Ilan University, and currently writing a book entitled They’re So Smart cause We’re So Stupid: A Medievalist’s Guide to the 21st Century. He blogs at the Augean Stables.
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