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First Started: April 14, 2002 -- Last Updated: July 6, 2002

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To Christians, Jews, Muslims and Non-Believers, living and dead, who have had not only the courage to place their concern for mankind above their allegiance to any group or sect but also the willingness  to do battle in behalf of this conviction.  Alfred M. Lilienthal 


Alfred M. Lilienthal -- Palestinian Children




Dr. Alfred M. Lilienthal, historian, journalist and lecturer.

He is a graduate of Cornell University and Columbia Law School. During the Second World War, he served with the US Army in the Middle East. He later served with the Department of State, and as a consultant to the American delegation at the organizing meeting of the United Nations in San Francisco. Since 1947, he has been at the forefront in the struggle for a balanced US policy in the Middle East.

Author of :

What Price Israel?

There Goes The Middle East

 The Other Side of the Coin

The Zionist Connection I & II



Book Review of The Zionist Connection II
Washington Report On Middle East Affairs
By Grace Halsell -- November 14, 1983


Online Selections From
Zionist Connection II

Introduction and four complete chapters
from the book can be read here.



Lilienthal Historical Photo Album
Middle East -- 1950's to 2002
Nasser, King Hussein, Mubarak, Arafat
More to be added soon.

 


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Swans Commentary:
 What Price Middle East Peace?
Article from 1992 reissued in 2002!

[Ed. Note: This is an address given by Dr. Lilienthal, an ardent advocate of a two-state solution, Israel and Palestine, on April 23, 1992 at the University Club, in Washington, D.C. -- that is just about 10 years ago. What's fascinating about his lecture is its relevance in 2002. It could be given today; only the figures would change. More settlements, more killings and destruction, more "revenge" and "retaliation," etc.; but the story and its narrative, even the actors, are frozen in time. Read this address. There is no better reminder and clearer explanation of what can only be defined as a path into self-oblivion. And yet, we all know it could be different...if reason prevailed.]   Gilles d’Aymery at Swans

http://www.swans.com/library/art8/zig074.htm


Only the first article here can be viewed on this AOL site.
The other articles plus several more are at the new site at
http://www.alfredlilienthal.com

 Zionism & American Jews -- 1981

An Open Letter to Yasser Arafat -- 1988

Book on Times' Editor Helps Explain
Media Bias for Israel -- 1989

Shielding Israel From Sanctions Recalls
Failed Policies of Past -- 1993

J. William Fulbright: A Giant Passes -- 1995

What Price Holocaustomania?
The Specter of Hitler That Drives Washington’s
"Israel First" Mideast Policy -- 1998

Recollections of a Young American GI
in Egypt: A Long-Standing Love Affair 
With the Middle East -- 1999

 

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Current Events Links -- 2002

Historical Background

Viewpoints & Discussions

Recommended Resources

 


 


Middle East Peace Dove


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The Impossible Dream
from "Man of La Mancha"



Former Congressman Paul Findley has written in
THEY DARE TO SPEAK OUT:
People and Institutions Confront Israel's Lobby

For all his longstanding and vigorous endeavors for the peaceful reconciliation of Jews and Arabs, Lilienthal remains a lonely figure, often shunned in the United States, even by those whose banner he carries the highest.

Lilienthal says some people kid him as being the "Man from LaMancha." And true to the characterization, he frequently brings audiences to their feet by quoting from the song which had Quixote "reaching for the unreachable stars."

Click here to hear part of the lyrics:
http://www.rykodisc.com/RykoInternal/DatabaseSupport/RealAudio/800_9.ram




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