Interview of an extreem Israeli leftist professor. The interview itself is partial in so far that the interviewer agrees with the interviewed about his way of looking at the conflict.
The interviewer more than has the interviewer make his point. His questions are in agreement with the interviewed and one gets a sense that here are two leftists talking about a an issue where there is mutual agreement rather than an neutral interview where all sides are illuminated.
The interview adds nothing new. This vanilla interview is a repretition of countless interviews with Israeli leftist given a lot of media time to make their very partial case and therefore making the conflict incomprehensive to the ordinary listener.
Review of RN Documentary: A Conversation with Gadi Algazi
Danny Kohn
Posted on September 18, 2004 at 01:30 PM
Interview of an extreem Israeli leftist professor. The interview itself is partial in so far that the interviewer agrees with the interviewed about his way of looking at the conflict.
The interviewer more than has the interviewer make his point. His questions are in agreement with the interviewed and one gets a sense that here are two leftists talking about a an issue where there is mutual agreement rather than an neutral interview where all sides are illuminated.
The interview adds nothing new. This vanilla interview is a repretition of countless interviews with Israeli leftist given a lot of media time to make their very partial case and therefore making the conflict incomprehensive to the ordinary listener.