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Gil Troy

@giltroy

Author: The Age of Clinton: America in the 1990s; The Zionist Ideas; Never Alone (with Natan Sharansky). Distinguished Scholar North American History, McGill.

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I’ve long backed a two-state solution. But believing it’s possible after Oct. 7 without first uprooting the radicalization in Gaza & the West Bank is fantasy. Peace will only be possible after the culture of death in Palestinian society comes to an end. Interview on Sky News.

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Ten Secrets to Academic Success | Give Yourself the College Orientation You Deserve jewishjournal.com/commentary/opi…

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“At a time when so many students demonize those who dare disagree with them, my ideal orientation would start w #JohnStuartMill’s 1859 classic #OnLiberty, celebrating the free marketplace of ideas.” @Giltroy on college orientation. ⁦Jewish Journal⁩ jewishjournal.com/commentary/opi…

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Ten Secrets to Academic Success | Great Debates About Great Books Yield Deep Knowledge, Sharp Minds and Constructive Citizens jewishjournal.com/commentary/opi…

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1/6 @giltroy cites me in his good Jewish Journal piece on reading: “My brother Dr. Tevi Troy, talented 8-time author and reader extraordinaire, reads over 100 books a year. ‘To do that,’ he explains, ‘you have to be really excited to jump into each book.’”

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2/6 “When I asked for his favorite book, he answered, ‘in some ways, my favorite book is the next one, or the one I haven’t read yet.’” @Giltroy Jewish Journal

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3/6 “Tevi continued: ‘I read both #CommonGround & #ClosingoftheAmericanMind in my early 20s.  They helped me see how books can open one up to new worlds & new ideas. I have vivid memories of walking down D.C. sidewalks while reading #CommonGround, eager to get to the next page.’”

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4/6 “Tevi Troy notes that healthy democracies need engaged, thoughtful, even anguished, readers. ‘It’s hard to have a successful representative democracy if you don’t have an informed populace, and it’s hard to get an informed populace if citizens don’t read,’ he observes.”

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5/6 “One reason the American Revolution was so successful was that the literacy rate of the Colonists was much higher than in Europe at the time. Americans shared ideas through reading. What they read inspired them to fight for their liberty.”

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6/6 “While not always trendy or easy, reading should be deep and defining. ‘If I know what you read, it tells me a lot about who you are,’ Troy adds. ‘When I start teaching a class, I ask each student to tell me their favorite (non-#HarryPotter) book.’” jewishjournal.com/commentary/opi…

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“Cultivating civil society, launching fair elections and achieving honest governance, however, would soften Israelis’ well-justified wariness. It just might spark a genuine peace process, not today’s Israel-bashing peace posturing.” Gil Troy, Jewish News Syndicate jns.org/the-palestinia…

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With talk of expanding the war, questions swirl over what Prime Minister Netanyahu is really aiming for – and whether his strategy can survive the growing diplomatic tsunami crashing over Jerusalem. Veteran analysts Shmuel Rosner שמואל רוזנר and Prof. Gil Troy join Yaakov Katz to unpack

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"Palestinian rejectionism and jihadi antisemitism keep reinforcing one another—and inflaming the Middle East. In the 1970s, Yasser Arafat, who used terrorism to publicize the Palestinian cause, wrote an introduction to an Arabic edition of Adolf Hitler’s Mein Kampf, used in PLO