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Probably the best pro-Palestinian take I’ve read. It has nuance, balance, and context embedded within it, despite being agenda driven.

Very informative; just slow moving and boring.

The author is obviously very knowledgeable about rhetoric and propaganda, but I personally found he interjected too many personal opinions, filled the pages with a greater amount of cynicism than I would have liked, and I finished the book feeling as if I should have read Victor Klemperer’s source material.

If you’re not too concerned with the book’s subtitle being only loosely addressed and are just looking for a few interesting insights, despite its lack of relevance to current events, then it might be worth a read.

Some good quotes, but very little “how to fight”.

I have a couple of small issues with how she portrayed 1948, but otherwise it’s a great overview, tackling more than history and conflict.