Thread by @HusseinAboubak

. Just the kind we all now love; young, brown, female, hip, and cool. The bottom line of her book is that the only way to achieve world justice is the destruction of Jewish sovereignty. /1

I'm used to reading this kind of propaganda and delusional fantasies but what really got on my nerves in this book is how at the end she is very benevolently and selflessly extending a branch of peace to the "Zionist settlers" saying they will be allowed to live but they are /2

only asked to "relinquish their desire to rule" and just let them be part of a Palestinian context. The obnoxious delusional, yet gentle sounding, paternalism is just maddening. The supposed "academics" who do such gaslighting and psychological abuse as if it was some profound /3

knowledge and kindness belong to a mental asylum. With all my heart I do believe we are dealing with serious pathology here. Other than that, the book is just your usual propaganda, no context, half-truths, obfuscating reality, cheering terrorism, etc. I'm reading the book as 4

part of a Middle East class at GWU. Erekat works at Rutgers and the book was printed by Princeton. This is American now! /5

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