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The Blogs: Blaming the victim

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By Steven Greenberg
| The Times of Israel Verified
Every year on the ninth of Av we blame the victim. We hold ourselves accountable on the 9th of Av for the calamities that befall us. Every Av is an introduction to a process that begins with national repentance and becomes personal in Tishrei. We remember the destruction of the first and second Temples in Jerusalem, and our long exile from the land of Israel and we, the victims of Babylonian and later Roman aggression assume a major portion of the responsibility for the calamity.
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Blaming the victim - Steven Greenberg

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By Steven Greenberg
| QOSHE
Every year on the ninth of Av we blame the victim. We hold ourselves accountable on the 9th of Av for the calamities that befall us. Every Av is an introduction to a process that begins with national repentance and becomes personal in Tishrei. We remember the destruction of the first and second Temples in Jerusalem, and our long exile from the land of Israel and we, the victims of Babylonian and later Roman aggression assume a major portion of the responsibility for the calamity.
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The stuff of legend: Myths about Gaza, Hamas barrier to lasting peace

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By Steven Greenberg
| The Journal Gazette Verified
We Hoosiers know something about legends. In 1949, residents of Churubusco swore they’d spotted a 500-pound snapping turtle in a local lake. They called it the Beast of Busco. The town tried to drain the lake, national media showed up, and they never found a thing. Churubusco still holds Turtle Days every June. That’s how legends work: Tell a good story often enough and it becomes fact. Right now, some of the most consequential legends in American public discourse are the onesabout Gaza.
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