Alex Ryvchin’s book couldn’t possibly have come at a better time. On an almost daily basis, voices opposed to the existence of the world’s only Jewish state are getting louder. Nowhere is this more visible than on university campuses.
Yet it’s only the form of opposition that is new. The opposition itself is much older.
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Dr Sherry Sufi is a Western Australian author and columnist. His award winning Ph.D. thesis was on language and nationalism. The views expressed here are his own.
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