Jacqueline Rose is a formidable scholar who has applied her deep practical understanding of psychoanalysis to explorations of English literature, and she now turns that understanding on Zionism. She approaches the subject ‘as a Jewish woman’ who has been ‘appalled at what the Israeli nation perpetrated in my name’. She fears that Zionism is doing damage to the Jewish world, the Palestinian Arabs, and ultimately to Israel itself.

May 2005

Defies Any Parallel

Reading with Primo

Tales of Degradation and Despair

A Chronicle of Suffering and Spirituality

Tormented At The End

Violence and Vegetarianism

The Eagle & the Prophet

Scions of the Survivors

The Germs of Genocide

Knowing When To Run

The Argentine Connection

‘Poster Boy of the Third Reich’

‘Living Crematorium’

Out Of The Mud

Before the Storm

‘Berlin In Arabic’

Never Again?

The Fuhrer’s Mouthpiece

Man of Many Faces

Passive Resistance

Testimony

Oskar’s Story

Striped Pyjamas

The Root of Conflict

Lethal Indifference

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