Israel and Genocide in Croatia

Written by prof.dr. Igor Primoratz,
Department of Philosophy
Hebrew University, Jerusalem 91905
ISRAEL

The paper discusses the pro-Serbian stand of Israeli media during the war against Croatia (1991-1995). It appeared in S.Mestrovich (Ed.), Genocide After Emotion: the Postemotional Balkan War, Routledge, London, 1996. The paper is reproduced on this web site with kind permission of dr. Primoratz, who is professor of philosophy and ethics at Hebrew University.

Contents
1. Introduction
2. Israeli media and the war against Croatia
3. The World War II argument
4. Israeli's political establishment
5. Yad Vashem
6. In lieu of conclusion
7. Notes

Related references:

• Igor Primoratz: Boycott of Serbian Academics, Perspectives on the Professions, Vol. 15, No1, Fall 1995.
• Igor Primoratz: Serbian Intellectuals and the War in the Balkans
• Igor Primoratz: Israel and the war in the Balkans
• Vladimir Zerjavic: Invention and lies of Dr Bulajic on Internet
• Josip Pecaric: Serbian Myth about Jasenovac, Naklada Stih, Zagreb 2001. ISBN 953-6959-00-3 (494 pages), summary
• Darko Zubrinic: Cardinal Alojzije Stepinac and saving the Jews in Croatia during the WW2

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