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Abe Silberstein

Abe Silberstein is a freelance writer focusing on Israeli politics, U.S.-Israel relations, and the American Jewish community. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Forward, Haaretz, +972 magazine, and the Jerusalem Post.

A Joke, But a Very Serious One Indeed

In a new book, historian Shlomo Sand presents an overview of the ideologies, movements and personalities associated with the political Left. The reactions of contemporary Leftists to Hamas' October 7 massacre serve as a pitch-perfect test of their legacy.

Winter 2024, Homepage Israel and the World, october 7th, political leftLeave a Comment on A Joke, But a Very Serious One Indeed

The New New Antisemitism?

Three recent books provide radically different answers to the question of whether and why antisemitism is on the rise.

Homepage Israel and the WorldLeave a Comment on The New New Antisemitism?

A Question of Priorities

Two ostensibly very different books shine an illuminating light on debates surrounding Palestinian political goals and identity.

Winter 2021 Israel-PalestineLeave a Comment on A Question of Priorities

Preventing Peace

Three new books argue that American policy has consistently failed the Palestinians and the wider cause of Middle Eastern rapprochement.

Autumn 2020 Israel-Palestine, Israeli History, Middle East HistoryLeave a Comment on Preventing Peace
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