:::::'Shulman's academic expertise is in Dravidian languages, and has no bearing whatsoever on his claims regarding Susya,'  +   
 :::::There was the signal again, which told me a labour of love in building a full page would turn out into another battle through bad sources (Meyer), contested 'POV', with no serious work being done on the other side but simply the political control on text. Your remark is verbatim, straight from the maestro's remarks, duly memorized, on the Israeli Settlements page. Neither you nor  seem to know that Shulman's first degree and thesis at Hebrew University was in Arabic. He was an Israeli Arabist before becoming a scholar of Indian languages. I'm sick and tired of this nonsense of having to explain simple things endlessly, when wikilawyers start to jump on a sketch of an article, challenge 'confiscate','expropriation', put in 'allegations by peace activists' to gloss scholarly comments, cite books on the Galilee for information on the Southern Hebron hills (3 words in a footnote on the Galilee mentioning Horvat Susya do not constitute a useful source). I've been through this too many times, and I am absolutely sick of it. You've won.