THE DISPUTATION; Beyond the Euphrates; A War of Truth vs. Lies From: Forward | Date: April 9, 2004| Author: Klinghoffer, David | . Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Forward

04-09-2004

From Iraq came the revolting photos. Barbarians in Falluja had strung up
the burnt bodies of American civilians on a bridge over the River
Euphrates. Apart from the sheer horror of it -- the teenagers merrily
dancing as the blackened corpses swung in the background -- Jews in
particular may have been struck by the eerie resonance with the festival
week now upon us.

Americans may be tempted to wonder why our forces are in I...

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