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The Palestinian Uprising848Notes—Chapter 8The Palestinian Uprising1. Chronology, Middle East Journal, Spring 1988; Attorney AvigdorFeldman, Hadashot, Jan. 1, 1988; The Other Front (Jerusalem), Oct. 3,1989. See my article in Z Magazine, July 1988.2. Yael Fishbein, “The Intifada Children’s ‘Punishment of Illiteracy’,” Davar,Sept. 15; Uzi Benzirnan, “Bingo In the Chicken Coop,” Ha’aretz, Sept.15, 1989.3. Editorial, NYT, Feb. 19, 1988. Chicago Tribune, Sept. 30; JerusalemPost, Oct. 2; Moshe Negbi, Ha’aretz, Sept. 20, 1989. On the Givaticase, see my Necessary Illusions (South End, 1989), 209f.4. Joel Greenberg, JP, Nov. 8, 1989. Later, Col. Meir was brought to trial,with remarkable testimony on the responsibility for atrocities from thehighest level.5. Feldman, Tikkun, Sept./Oct. 1989.6. Eitan Rabin, Ha’aretz, Sept. 1; AP, Sept. 5; Ha’aretz, June 14, 1989.7. Yosef Cohen, Kol Ha’ir, Oct. 6, 1989. Segev, Ha’aretz, Sept. 30, 1988.8. Nehemia Strassler, Ha’aretz, Oct. 2, 1987. See references in my Piratesand Emperors (Claremont, 1986; Black Rose, 1987), chapter 2, note19. Boaz Evron, “Why should we prefer Labor?” Yediot Ahronot, July 7,1989. Sharon in Gaza, Amnon Dankner, Hadashot, Apr. 11, 1989. In1990, Sharon was a minister in the Shamir government. See UniversalDeclaration of Human Rights, adopted by the UN General Assembly,Dec. 10, 1948, Article 13 (2): “Everyone has the right to leave anycountry, including his own, and to return to his own country.”9. Yosef Cohen, Kol Ha’ir, Nov. 19, 1989.10. Goga Kogan, “The invisible transfer,” Hotam, Sept. 15; Gabi Nitzan, “Thetransfer has begun and proceeds without a hitch,” Hadashot, Sept. 20;Ronit Matlon, “In a taxi to the bridge,” Ha’aretz, Nov. 11, 1989.11. On the disruption of the collaborator network, see section 8.3.3;.Hiltermann, Nahon, Sept. 10, 1990. Hiltermann is a Dutch sociologistwho works with the Palestinian human rights organization Al-Haq inClassics in Politics: The Fateful TriangleNoam Chomsky