 The Israeli newspaper , Haaretz , stated that " [ i ] t is difficult to sympathize with Finkelstein 's opinions and preferences , especially since he decided to support Hezbollah , meet with its fighters and visit the graves of some of its slain operatives . " Still , it continued to say that he should not be banned from entering Israel , because " meetings with Hezbollah operatives do not in themselves constitute a security risk " . 
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Da Israeli newspaper , Haaretz , stated that " [ i ] t is difficult to sympathize with Finkelstein  opinions and preferences , especially since he decided to support Hezbollah , meet w/ its fighters and visit the graves of sum of its slain operatives . " Still , it continued to say that he should not be banned from entering Israel , b/c " meetings with Hezbollah operatives do not in themselves constitute security no risk " .