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Why is it that citing facts often has little impact on discussion of the Jewish state? Framing Israel, a Personal Tour of Media and Campus Rhetoric offers an answer. This is an essential sourcebook—especially for readers who find mainstream media to be unreliable on controversial subjects and for college students and their families. Carefully researched and referenced, Framing Israel is also an engaging chronicle of one California professor’s encounter with the language about Israel and with the country itself.
Zionism: An Indigenous Struggle is an anthology of articles examining the relationship between Native American and Jewish issues, focusing on Palestinian attempts to hijack the Native American struggle for rights and recognition into the framework of Palestinian suffering.
“Veerkracht” contains seventeen interviews with members of the Dutch Jewish youth movements in the period 1945-1965. The extensive introductory essay, at the beginning of the book, contains quotes from fifty interviews conducted specifically for this study.
The book tells a unique and fascinating story. It depicts a generation that converts traumatic experiences during the Holocaust into creative energy. These young people gave a new positive meaning to their lives. Many sooner or later left for Israel. There they contributed substantially to the establishment of the new Jewish state.
Language: Dutch
On February 13, 2020, the book Veerkracht on the youth movements, 1945-1965 in the Netherlands was launched at Yad Ben Zvi in Jerusalem. The book tells a unique and fascinating story. It depicts a generation that transformed traumatic experiences into creative energy. These young people thus gave a new positive meaning to their lives. Many sooner or later left for Israel. There they contributed substantially to the creation of the new Jewish state.
Keynote speakers were Professor Avraham Wijler and the authors Manfred Gerstenfeld and Wendy Cohen-Wierda
Dan Yoo, born and raised in Korea, has lived in Israel for the last decade. He has witnessed the tension between Arabs and Jews from close quarters. This never ending story inspired him to create a graphic book on the confusing conflict of a country in turmoil. It is also a homage to the brave people—Jews, Muslims, and Christians—who live their daily lives in this mystical place, The Holy Land.
Operation Mural chronicles a brave 1961 Mossad mission, based on the recently declassified minutes. A spellbound and often chilling account of what it took to smuggle 530 Moroccan Jewish children to Israel via a holiday-camp in Switzerland, re-counted by one of its main operatives, David G. Littman.
The War of a Million Cuts explains how the attempts at the delegitimization of Israel, as well as antisemitism can be fought. The book describes the hateful messages of those who defame Israel and the Jews, details why antisemitism and anti-Israelism have the same core motifs, and discusses the main groups of inciters, including Muslim states, Muslims in the Western world, politicians, media, NGOs, church leaders, those on the extreme left and the extreme right, Jewish self-haters, academics, social democrats and many others.
