Examples of using Pappe in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Morris Pappe.
Pappe Reinhart.
In response to questions from the audience, Pappe clarified a number of additional issues.
Ilan Pappe and I are partners in the battle against the occupation.
But I don't agree totally with Ilan Pappe when he says this is why they agree to speak[to us].
Ilan Pappe and me are partners in the struggle against the occupation.
As a political activist, it seems to me that Pappe the historian lost here for a moment the historical context.
Pappe was born on the Carmel in Haifa, Morris was born in England.
If until the past year theuniversity simply tried to curtail me," Pappe says,"today they are actually trying to kick me out.
In the case of Pappe and myself, there was always methodological discord.
Any self-respecting person will not agree to appear in the same place,or to sit in the same room, with Pappe, and I am definitely a person who respects himself.".
Ilan Pappe and I walked a stretch together in uneasy companionship, but we have now parted ways.
Against the reality of one racist state, tearing apart the façade of a fake peace process and“two-state solution”,Ilan Pappe suggests to“start looking for the key where we lost it”.
Pappe has characterized the Western hegemony as a world order“in which 10% use 40% of the world's resources”.
Benny Morris replied, and he and Ilan Pappe continued to fight that war, which quickly went beyond a simple academic debate.
Pappe described how he, as one of the best known presenters of this alternative, can't find time any more for all the requested lectures.
Living in England andbeing involved in the international solidarity movement with the Palestinian people, Pappe describes how, despite the weakness of the Palestinian official position, international conditions are changing favorably.
Pappe noted in his letter that he had not experienced oppression or such a strong desire to silence his opinion in any other European country.
In January 2013, when it still seemed that the Arab Spring was bringing an unstoppable wave of democratic change to our region, toppling one by one the regimes of the old order,we hosted Ilan Pappe for a lecture in“Herak Haifa”.
At the beginning of his speech, Pappe told how he was invited on May 15 to present at the United Nations the perspective of the solution of one democratic state.
Prof. Ilan Pappe, the exhibition's scientific curator, said that night that Zionism is a crime and that the Plamachniks' testimonies are part of the atonement for that crime.
Prof. Yoav Gelber, for example, who is a colleague of Pappe's at the University of Haifa, says he is unwilling to have his name"mentioned in the same newspaper in which Ilan Pappe's name is mentioned.
For Pappe and Morris the Palestinians are victims, not subjects, they're the object of history, they have no role of their own, they're only the victims of the act of expulsion.
In a call to the British Association of UniversityTeachers just prior to their boycott resolution, Pappe appealed to them"as an Israeli Jew who for years worked for other ways to bring an end to the evil perpetuated against the Palestinians in the occupied territories, inside Israel, and in the refugee camps to be part of a historical movement to bring an end to more than a century of colonization, occupation, and dispossession of the Palestinians.".
Pappe asked why Arab parties still participate in the Knesset elections despite the lack of any real ability to influence through the Knesset and despite the benefits that Israel derives from this participation.
Prof. Pappe wrote an open letter to the mayor, stating that“in the 1930s my father, a German Jew, was silenced in a similar manner, and I am saddened to discover the same censorship in 2009.”.
Pappe mentioned his participation, in 1992, in a delegation which travelled to Tunis to request Arafat to raise the rights of Palestinian Arabs inside the Green Line in the Oslo negotiations with Israel.
Pappe finally predicts that when the Palestinian people will unite behind a clear democratic political perspective and clarify to the world that what Israel is fighting for is the perpetuation of racism, Zionism will fall.
Pappe also mentioned the alternative culture that develops among the younger generation- a culture that is much more open to anything that moves away from the institutional consensus and is willing to explore other possibilities.
Ilan Pappe atates that the village was guarded by 20 men who were paralysed by fright when they saw the Israeli troops, and that the semi-circular pincer movement was designed to allow the 6,000 residents the possibility of fleeing eastwards. The massacre took place when the expected wave of flight failed to take place. He also adds that Amos Kenon, who had participated in the Deir Yassin massacre, took part in the assault.[17].