January 3, 2006
More on Munich
I wouldn't be surprised if Steven Spielberg makes nice later on by very, very publicly establishing a lavishly funded foundation with a portion of the film's profits for Israelis and Arabs where they can all get together and discover — surprise! — the other is human!
Distinctions between victim and terrorist will once again be twisted and blurred. Spielberg will thus emerge a hero, be whitewashed for his moral equivalency and be treated with awe as a victim of censorship who bravely overcame the narrow minded, nasty right.
Meanwhile, Israeli cartoonist Ya'akov Kirschen distills the essence of Steven Spielberg's film in four panels.
Ethel Fenig 1 03 05
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