Anti-Zionists, Unwitting Zionists: When Obsession Becomes Proof of Attachment

Fierce hatreds often mask a form of love, and today's anti-Zionist obsession unwittingly reveals a deep attachment to the Jewish people's return to sovereignty. Anti-Zionists, Unwitting Zionists argues that defining one's moral world against Israel paradoxically affirms the centrality of Jewish self-determination. Zionism here is anti-fundamentalist and pluralist-an evolving project that insists on justice, self-critique, and the full humanity of our neighbors. Rabbi Menachem Creditor invites allies and critics alike into honest argument, where the challenge is transformation: to convert fixation into responsibility and turn argument into a form of love.