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Memorial for the Kafr Qasim Massacre, in Kafr Qasim. (Photo: Avishai Teicher)
‘Bad apple’ narrative still rotten 57 years after Kafr Qasim Massacre
Though individual soldiers were convicted in the 1956 Kafr Qasim Massacre, Israel’s courts never even questioned why civilians were under military rule and curfews. Today, individual soldiers are still convicted of crimes but the occupation itself is never questioned and wrongdoing is dismissed as the work of ‘bad apples.’ By Leehee Rothschild Fifty-seven years ago, on…
By +972 Magazine October 30, 2013
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