Following Zionist Discourse & "Contested narratives"? What nonsense is this?!

[mary <humdrum2 at libero.it>]

The Editors of PTT would like to draw your attention to two articles 
we think you may be interested in: the first is the 2nd article in 
the series of "Common Activist Errors" and some proposals to rectify 
them. Getting trapped inside a Zionist narrative and discourse is 
something we can and must avoid.

http://palestinethinktank.com/2010/01/29/palestine-think-tank-editorial-common-activist-error-series-following-zionist-discourse-and-not-leading-our-own/

The second piece is part of the PTT and Tlaxcala "First Word War". 
Khalil Nakhleh writes:

The emergence of "contested histories" coincided with the imposition 
of a new foreign (and mythical) narrative, with European origins, 
that justified the control over the indigenous Palestinian Arab 
population, and their dispossession and alienation from their land, 
culture, language, and other sources, leading to depriving them of 
their humanity.  This imposed colonial narrative eventually led to 
their physical decimation, their ruthless ethnic cleansing, and 
fragmentation of their social structure, history and culture.

http://palestinethinktank.com/2010/01/28/khalil-nakhleh-%e2%80%9ccontested-histories%e2%80%9d-%e2%80%9ccontested-narratives%e2%80%9d-what-kind-of-nonsense-is-this-again-it%e2%80%99s-a-war-of-words-and-concepts/

We hope you will find these articles useful and interesting.
www.palestinethinktank.com