The case against Israel's enemies

exposing Jimmy Carter and others who stand in the way of peace

Pages: 293
Published: 2008
Language: English

Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz directly challenges those he identifies as Israel's most significant adversaries in the West. With forceful arguments, he confronts prominent figures like Jimmy Carter and Noam Chomsky. Dershowitz also takes on academic unions and religious organizations advocating for boycotts and divestment against Israel, passionately defending the nation against its critics and their actions.

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Alan M. Dershowitz

Alan M. Dershowitz is a distinguished legal scholar and author. He is known for his sharp analysis of legal and political topics, including in books like "Does state spying make us safer?" and "Reversal of fortune." His writing often examines justice, civil liberties, and the law.