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Absolutely Revolting
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Letters - February 2005

by Hidden Author •
February 2005, no. 268

A fevered imagination

Dear Editor,

In his review (ABR, December 2004–January 2005) of my recent book on the Israeli–Palestinian conflict, Herzl’s Nightmare: One Land, Two People, Colin Rubenstein comments that I write ‘well’. I’m intrigued by that observation as I find it near impossible to believe that he’s actually read the book. His judgements about it range from the fanciful to the preposterous.

 


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