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Refusenik! Israel's Soldiers of Conscience

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ISBN-10: 1842774514

ISBN-13: 9781842774519

Edition: 2004

Authors: Peretz Kidron, Susan Sontag, Susan Sontag

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In Israel, hundreds of soldiers called up to take part in controversial campaigns or assignments have refused orders. This text presents the stories, experiences, viewpoints and poetry, of these officers and ordinary footsoldiers, men and women, from every ethnic background and class.
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Book details

List price: $47.95
Copyright year: 2004
Publisher: Zed Books, Limited
Publication date: 2/1/2004
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 144
Size: 5.61" wide x 8.50" long x 0.31" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Foreword
Introduction: Israel's Refusal Movement
The Early Refuseniks Balance
Saying 'no' loudly and clearly
An artist at Ansar
Discovering the Palestinians
In solidarity with the almond trees
The First Intifada I'm no martyr
Whatever the price
The problem is in Jewish society
Refusal to Collaborate
I am an Arab Jew
Father and son: refuseniks
Spiral of evil
The limit is human life
The privilege of saying 'No!'
Silences that cry out
Benighted fanticism
A typical 'NO' poem
A policy that demeans my country
The refusenik answers the writer
On the festival of freedom I waive my freedom
No to 'Always at Command'
'You don't have to do anything wicked'
Decent people don't shoot children
I owe my children at least one refusal
The Philosophy of Selective Refusal
The Story of Yuval and Imad
The Second Intifada Letter to the editor of Koteret Rashit from Dov Barak
Statements by Jailed Conscripts
Those who enlist and those who don't
Militarism and racism have reached a fascist level
I am a prisoner, yet free
A violent and racist society
Statements by Jailed Reservists Vile injustice
The red line
Collaboration makes me a criminal
A cause which is not mine
An enormous 'black flag'
A letter to the commander of Battalion 719
I killed three innocent civilians
The shattered dream
The IDF teaches that it's okay to molest an Arab
Black Flag
The exercises in refusal
Why am I mad at the IDF?
Closing Statements My reply to the General
Israel today is like a prison
List of Addresses