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September
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Will Lawrence Summers
Take Action?
Alan
Dershowitz, Plagiarist
By ALEXANDER COCKBURN
Let's start with a passage from Alan Dershowitz's
latest book, The Case for Israel, now slithering into the upper
tier of Amazon's sales charts. On page 213 we meet Dershowitz,
occupant of the Felix Frankfurter chair at Harvard Law School,
happily walloping a French prof called Faurisson, charged by
the FF prof from Harvard U as being a fraud and a holocaust denier:
"There was no extensive historical research. Instead there
was the fraudulent manufacturing of false antihistory. It was
the kind of deception for which professors are rightly fired--not
because their views are controversial, but because they are violating
the most basic canons of historical scholarship.."
You want an example of Dershowitz's canons
of scholarship, base rather than basic?
On pages 233-4, he writes, "In September
1970, King Hussein of Jordan killed and injured more Palestinians
in one month than Israel has during three years of responding
to the suicide bombing intifada." The corresponding
endnote reads: "Estimates vary as to the number of Palestinians
killed during "Black September," with some estimates
as high as 4,000." His two cited sources for this
claim? a Sony movie, One Day in September, and a chronology for
a high school course outline on the Middle East conflict.
If Justice Frankfurter had fuelled decisions
with this kind of scholarship he'd have been citing Marvel Comics
as useful repositories of case law and precedent. If, in writings
off the bench, he'd used the sort of research procedures displayed
elsewhere in Dershowitz's Case for Israel he'd probably have
been forced off the Supreme Court for ethical considerations
of a sort that I imagine Harvard's president, Lawrence Summers,
will soon be pondering in the case of Prof. Dershowitz.
Let me now usher into the narrative an
important member of our cast in this drama: "From Time Immemorial:
The Origins of the ArabJewish Conflict Over Palestine",
a 60l- page book by Joan Peters, published in l984. Peter's polemical
work strove to buttress the old Zionist thesis that the land
of Israel had been "a land without people, awaiting a people
without land". There was no substantial Palestinian presence,
Peters claimed, before the Jewish return. Initially given
an ecstatic reception by publications such the New York Times
the book was soon discredited as a charnel house of disingenuous
polemic. The coup de grace was administered by Professor Yehoshua
Porath in the New York Review of Books for January 16 and March
27, 1986.
Though neither Peter's nor her book appear
in the index to The Case for Israel, they do get a mention in
note 3l of chapter 2, where Dershowitz cites the work of a 19th
century French geographer called Cuinct, and adds, "See
Joan Peters, From Time Immemorial (Chicago, JKAP Publications,
1984). Peters's conclusions and data have been challenged. See
Said and Hitchens, p. 33. I do not in any way rely on them in
this book. "Them" clearly refers to Peters' conclusions
and data.
This brazen declaration is preceded in
chapters one and two by wholesale, unacknowledged looting of
Peters' research. I have before me a devastating comparative
archive of these plagiarisms, compiled by Norman Finkelstein,
author of "The Holocaust Industry: The Exploitation of Jewish
Suffering" and "Image and Reality of the Israel-Palestine
Conflict". Here are but four instances, out of no less than
20 thus far discovered in the first two chapters alone.
"In the sixteenth century,"
Dershowitz remarks on the seventeenth page of his book, "according
to British reports, "as many as 15,000 Jews" lived
in Safad, which was a "center of rabbinical learning."
Source cited by Dershowitz: Palestine Royal Commission Report,
pp. 11-12. Turn now to page 178 of Ms. Peters' book, published
nineteen years earlier: "Safad at that time, according to
the British investigation by Lord Peel's committee, "contained
as many as 15,000 Jews in the 16th century," and was "a
centre of Rabbinical learning." Source cited by Ms Peters:
Palestine Royal Commission Report, pp. 11-12. Originality displayed
by Dershowitz: downgrading Rabbinical to a lower case r.
Same page of Dershowitz: "[A]ccording
to the British consul in Jerusalem, the Muslims of Jerusalem
"scarcely exceed[ed] one quarter of the whole population."
Source cited: James Finn to Earl of Clarendon, January 1, 1858.
Peters (page 197): "In 1858 Consul
Finn reported the "Mohammedans of Jerusalem" were "scarcely
exceeding one-quarter of the whole population." Source cited:
James Finn to Earl of Clarendon, January 1, 1858.
Dershowitz (page 18): "In 1834,
Jewish homes in Jerusalem "were sacked and their women violated."
Source cited: Jacob de Haas, History of Palestine (New York:
1934), p. 393.
Peters (page 183): [I]n 1834, [] "Forty
thousand fellahin rushed on JerusalemThe Jews were the worst
sufferers, their homes were sacked and their women violated."
Source cited: Jacob de Haas, History of Palestine (New York:
1934), p. 393.
Dershowitz (page 20): "Nor could
the Jew seek redress, as the report observed: 'Like the miserable
dog without an owner he is kicked by one because he crosses his
path, and cuffed by another because he cries out--to seek redress
he is afraid, lest it bring worse upon him; he thinks it better
to endure than to live in the expectation of his complaint being
revenged upon him.' Source cited: Wm. T. Young to Viscount Palmerston,
May 25,1839.
Peters (page 187): [T]he life for Jews
described in 1839 by British Counsel Young: "[] Like the
miserable dog without an owner he is kicked by one because he
crosses his path, and cuffed by another because he cries out--to
seek redress he is afraid, lest it bring worse upon him; he thinks
it better to endure than to live in the expectation of his complaint
being revenged upon him." Source cited: Wm. T. Young to
Viscount Palmerston, May 25, 1839.
Dershowitz ( page 26): "A Christian
historian has reported that several villages throughout Palestine
"are populated wholly by settlers from other portions of
the Turkish Empire within the nineteenth century. There are villages
of Bosnians, Druzes, Circassians and Egyptians." Source
cited: James Parkes, Whose Land? (1971), p. 212.
Peters (page 156): "In some cases
villages [in Palestine] are populated wholly by settlers from
other portions of the Turkish Empire within the nineteenth century.
There are villages of Bosnians, Druzes, Circassians and Egyptians,"
one historian has reported. Source cited: James Parkes, Whose
Land?, (1971) p. 212.
Dershowitz (page 26): "Four years
later, it was reported that "depopulation is even now advancing."
Source cited: J.B. Forsyth, A Few Months in the East (Quebec:
1861), p. 188.
Peters (page 159): "In the 1860s,
it was reported that "depopulation is even now advancing."
Source cited: J.B. Forsyth, A Few Months in the East (Quebec:
1861), p. 188.
Dershowitz (page 27): J.L. Burkhardt
[sic] reported that as early as in the second decade of the nineteenth
century, "Few individualsdie in the same village in which
they were born. Families are continually moving from one place
to anotherin a few years they fly to some other place, where
they have heard that their brethren are better treated."
Source cited: John Lewis Burckhardt, Travels in Syria and the
Holy Land (New York: 1983), p. 299.
Peters (163): "John Lewis Burckhardt
graphically described the migratory patterns he found in the
early 1800s: "[] Few individualsdie in the same village
in which they were born. Families are continually moving from
one place to another [] in a few years [] they fly to some other
place, where they have heard that their brethren are better treated."
(p. 163) Source cited: John Lewis Burckhardt, Travels in Syria
and the Holy Land (London: 1882), p. 299.
For those, on the monkeys-writing-Shakespeare
analogy, who may speculate that Dershowitz somehow replicated
Peters's researches unknowingly, I should add that in two very
long passages, one from a letter from Wm. T. Young to Col. Patrick
Campbell (May 25, 1839), and the other from Mark Twain's Innocents
Abroad, Dershowitz reproduces the quotes with ellipses in exactly
the same place as Peters.
Dershowitz (page 18):
The British consul, William Young, in
a report to the British Foreign Office [] painted a vivid and
chilling picture of the life of the Jews in Jerusalem in 1839:
"I think it is my duty to inform you that there has been
a Proclamation issued this week by the Government in the Jewish
quarter--that no Jew is to be permitted to pray in his own house
under pain of being severely punished--such as want to pray are
to go into the Synagogue.. There has also been a punishment inflicted
on a Jew and Jewess--most revolting to human nature, which I
think it is my duty to relate. In the early part of this week,
a House was entered in the Jewish Quarter, and a robbery was
committed--the House was in quarantine--and the guardian was
a Jew--he was taken before the Governor--he denied having any
knowledge of the thief or the circumstances. In order to compel
him to confess, he was laid down and beaten, and afterwards imprisoned.
The following day he was again brought before the Governor, when
he still declared his innocence. He was then burned with a hot
iron over his face, and various parts of the body--and beaten
on the lower parts of his body to the extent that the flesh hung
in pieces from him The following day the poor creature died.
He was a young Jew of Salonica about 28 years of age--who had
been here but a very short time, he had only the week before
been applying to enter my service. A young man--a Jew--having
a French passport was also suspected--he fled--his character
was known to be an indifferent one--his mother, an aged woman,
was taken under suspicion of concealing her son--she was tied
up and beaten in the most brutal way. I must say I am sorry and
am surprised that the Governor could have acted so savage a part--for
certainly what I have seen of him, I should have thought him
superior to such wanton inhumanity--but it was a Jew--without
friends or protection--it serves well to show, that it is not
without reason that the poor Jew, even in the nineteenth century,
lives from day to day in terror of his life." Source cited:
Wm. T. Young to Colonel Patrick Campbell, May 25, 1839.
Peters (page 184):
In May 1839, for instance, the complaints
registered with the British Foreign Office by Consul Young in
Jerusalem were appalling. In one day, in one report: "I
think it is my duty to inform you that there has been a Proclamation
issued this week by the Government in the Jewish quarter--that
no Jew is to be permitted to pray in his own house under pain
of being severely punished--such as want to pray are to go into
the Synagogue. There has also been a punishment inflicted on
a Jew and Jewess--most revolting to human nature, which I think
it is my duty to relate--In the early part of this week, a House
was entered in the Jewish Quarter, and a robbery was committed--the
House was in quarantine--and the guardian was a Jew--he was taken
before the Governor--he denied having any knowledge of the thief
or the circumstances. In order to compell him to confess, he
was laid down and beaten, and afterwards imprisoned. The following
day he was again brought before the Governor, when he still declared
his innocence. He was then burned with a hot iron over his face,
and various parts of the body--and beaten on the lower parts
of his body to that extent that the flesh hung in pieces from
him. The following day the poor creature died. He was a young
Jew of Salonica about 28 years of age--who had been here but
a very short time, he had only the week before been applying
to enter my service. A young man--a Jew--having a French passport
was also suspected--he fled--his character was known to be an
indifferent one--his mother, an aged woman, was taken under suspicion
of concealing her son--she was tied up and beaten in the most
brutal way. I must say I am sorry and am surprised that the Governor
could have acted so savage a part--for certainly what I have
seen of him, I should have thought him superior to such wanton
inhumanity--but it was a Jew--without friends or protection--it
serves well to show, that it is not without reason that the poor
Jew, even in the nineteenth century, lives from day to day in
terror of his life." Source cited: Wm. T. Young to Colonel
Patrick Campbell, May 25, 1839.
Dershowitz (pages 23-4)
Mark Twain, who visited Palestine in
1867, offered this description: "Stirring scenes . . . occur
in the valley [Jezreel] no more. There is not a solitary village
throughout its whole extent--not for thirty miles in either direction.
There are two or three small clusters of Bedouin tents, but not
a single permanent habitation. One may ride ten miles hereabouts
and not see ten human beings. . . . Come to Galilee for that
. . . these unpeopled deserts, these rusty mounds of barrenness,
that never, never, never do shake the glare from their harsh
outlines, and fade and faint into vague perspective; that melancholy
ruin of Capernaum: this stupid village of Tiberias, slumbering
under its six funereal palms. . . . We reached Tabor safely.
. . .We never saw a human being on the whole route. Nazareth
is forlorn. . . . Jericho the accursed lies in a moldering ruin
today, even as Joshua's miracle left it more than three thousand
years ago; Bethlehem and Bethany, in their poverty and their
humiliations, have nothing about them now to remind one that
they once knew the high honor of the Savior's presence, the hallowed
spot where the shepherds watched their flocks by night, and where
the angels sang, 'Peace on earth, good will to men,' is untenanted
by any living creature. . . . Bethsaida and Chorzin have vanished
from the earth, and the 'desert places' round about them, where
thousands of men once listened to the Savior's voice and ate
the miraculous bread, sleep in the hush of a solitude that is
inhabited only by birds of prey and skulking foxes." Source
cited: Mark Twain, The Innocents Abroad (New York: 1996), pp.
349, 366, 375, 441-442.
Peters (pages 159-60)
Mark Twain [] visited the Holy Land in
1867. In one location after another, Twain registered gloom at
his findings: "Stirring scenes . . . occur in the valley
[Jezreel] no more. There is not a solitary village throughout
its whole extent--not for thirty miles in either direction. There
are two or three small clusters of Bedouin tents, but not a single
permanent habitation. One may ride ten miles hereabouts and not
see ten human beings. [] Come to Galilee for that . . . these
unpeopled deserts, these rusty mounds of barrenness, that never,
never, never do shake the glare from their harsh outlines, and
fade and faint into vague perspective; that melancholy ruin of
Capernaum: this stupid village of Tiberias, slumbering under
its six funereal palms. . . . We reached Tabor safely. . . .We
never saw a human being on the whole route. Nazareth is forlorn.
. . . Jericho the accursed lies in a moldering ruin today, even
as Joshua's miracle left it more than three thousand years ago;
Bethlehem and Bethany, in their poverty and their humiliations,
have nothing about them now to remind one that they once knew
the high honor of the Savior's presence, the hallowed spot where
the shepherds watched their flocks by night, and where the angels
sang, 'Peace on earth, good will to men,' is untenanted by any
living creature. . . . Bethsaida and Chorzin have vanished from
the earth, and the 'desert places' round about them, where thousands
of men once listened to the Savior's voice and ate the miraculous
bread, sleep in the hush of a solitude that is inhabited only
by birds of prey and skulking foxes." Source cited: Mark
Twain, The Innocents Abroad (London: 1881), pp. 349, 366, 375,
441-442.
No, I'm afraid it's beyond doubt, and
any jury would remain unpersuaded by charges of prosecutorial
malfeasance from Dershowitz's defending counsel: he plagiarized
Peters , while simultanously claiming he hadn't used her for
any historical material. One fraud ripping off another, the former
at last giving the latter justifiable grounds for arguing maltreatment.
Amidst this orgy of plagiarism, Dershowitz
understandably gets confused about sources . Claiming to be inspired
by George Orwell, in her book Peters coined the term "turnspeak"
to signal an inversion of reality. Dershowitz is apparently so
nervous of citing Peters in any way that he credits the term
"turnspeak" to Orwell, accusing critics of Israel of
"deliberately using George Orwell's 'turnspeak'".
Over to you President Summers, or will
the man so happy to dress down Prof Cornel West be more timid
when it comes to confronting the occupant of the Felix Frankfurter
chair?
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