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Israel’s attack on Gaza in 2008 and 2009 prompted Rabbi Brant Rosen to reject Zionism.

Denying the Nakba is a central tenet in Israeli supremacy, according to essays in Pretending Democracy.

American diplomats were so eager to please Israel that they became “more royalist than the King.”

Avi Raz reveals how Israel lied over ethnic cleansing in 1967 war.

Fortress Israel indicates that the military elite wants the occupation of Palestine to continue indefinitely.

Freedom Sailors is a first-hand account of the first successful attempt to break the Israeli siege of the Gaza Strip by sailing two boats into Gaza City in 2008.

The Case for Sanctions Against Israel offers background not only for boycott, divestment and sanctions activists, but also for those new to the issue.

In his new book, The Crisis of Zionism, Peter Beinart stops well short of accepting a Palestinian right of return or repudiating the idea that Jews are sovereign in a state where fully a fifth of its citizens are non-Jews.

Trita Parsi’s A Single Roll of the Dice: Obama’s Diplomacy with Iran is an exhaustive account of what happened to Obama’s campaign pledge towards Iran, particularly after the Israeli government and its lobby in the United States challenged the very notion of diplomacy.

Palestinians in Israel: Segregation, Discrimination, and Democracy by Ben White links the struggle of Palestinians within Israel with those in the occupied West Bank and Gaza and the global diaspora.