Letter to the Editor: Palestine could have been wound up in 1967

Palestine could have been wound up in 1967

Letter to the Editor: Palestine could have been wound up in 1967
Tue, 17 Dec, 2019 - 00:00

Palestine could have been wound up in 1967

It never ceases to amaze how the critics of Israel run on expired intelligence or none at all. Facts would spoil their story. Brendan O’Brien (Letters, 13/12/19) did not trouble to check his material in a notoriously controversial field or he would have had the correct name of the occasion.

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