Dominique Vidal

Dominique Vidal (born in Paris in 1950 ), son of Haim Vidal Sephiha , is a French journalist and essayist.

After standing for the weekly communist revolution, especially with Gilbert Wasserman and Alain Gresh , he worked for various newspapers, including The Cross until 1991. He is currently working in the diplomatic world which he joined in 1996 and he was deputy editor for eight years (1998 to 2006).

Dominique Vidal has written extensively on issues related to the suburbs and has been interested for many years to question the Israeli-Palestinian to whom he dedicated several books alone or in collaboration with colleagues including Alain Gresh and Serge Halimi. It seeks in particular to distinguish the Zionism of anti-Semitism ^{Selected Bibliography}

• Alain Gresh, Palestine 47, sharing an abortion, Complex, 1987, repr. 1994. ( ISBN 978-2-87027-214-5 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• with Serge Halimi, L'Opinion, it is working, Agone , 2002 repr. updated and augmented with Serge Halimi and Henri Maler, Agone , 2006. ( ISBN 2-7489-0065-0 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• German historians reread the Holocaust, Complexe, 2002. ( ISBN 2-87027-909-4 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• Alain Gresh, The 100 Keys to the Middle East, Paris, Hachette , 2003. ( ISBN 978-2-01-279310-1 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• Ill-being Jewish Agone , 2003. ( ISBN 2-7489-0017-0 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• with Karim Bourtel , The Arab malaise. Children of colonization, Agone , 2005. ( ISBN 2-7489-0045-6 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• Israel, a society shaken, Cygnus Publishing, 2007. ( ISBN 978-2-84924-033-5 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• with Sebastian Boussois , How Israel expelled the Palestinians (1947-1949), Editions de l'Atelier , 2007. ( ISBN 978-2-7082-3966-1 ) (page about the book on the publisher's site)
• with Bertrand Badie , The watershed / L'tat du monde 2010, La Dcouverte , 2009. ( ISBN 9782707157690 )

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