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Reflections on Zionism from a Dissident Jew

By Tim Wise, ZNet. Posted September 5, 2001.


A "dissident Jew" reflects on the U.S.'s withdrawl from the World Conference Against Racism in Durban, going back to the roots of Zionism. (Also see "Dispatch from Durban," by Lillian Galedo.)

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