Israeli border officials stop Noam Chomsky entring the West Bank 18 May 2010 A leading left-wing political thinker who was denied entry to the West Bank by Israeli border guards has accused the Jewish state of acting in a "paranoid" fashion reminiscent of South Africa during the apartheid era. Noam Chomsky, the Jewish American professor famed for his ground-breaking work on linguistics as well as his critical studies on the media and politics around the world, was trying to cross the Israeli-controlled border from Jordan to the West Bank on Sunday when he was detained for prolonged questioning and then told that he could not enter.
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all jews are equal
some jews are more equal than others.
chomsky would be a challenge to israel orthodoxy.
what he could see on the ground in west bank might provide ideas for change
clearly a bad plan. no WAY he can go