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A review by kazuya
Comment Comprendre Israël En 60 Jours, Ou Moins by Sarah Glidden
5.0
Of course you cannot understand Israel in 60 days or less. If you were going to attack the 'falsity' of the title, you probably need to review your ability of seeing implicaitons.
The book doesn't solve any problem. The author didn't find any answers. Maybe some clues, but far away from the solution she was longing for.
And it doesn't give any conclusion. The reader is left hanging in the air, sort of. And I really love that. Yeah I know some people don't like this sort of suspension, it's just unfortunate for them not to enjoy it.
What modern liberal Jews think has been one of my bigger questions. How do they reconcile their seemingly incoherent agenda? What do they think about their identity? Again, no answers here and there won't be a single definitive answer. But at least from this intriguing work I've got tiny clues to start with.
The book doesn't solve any problem. The author didn't find any answers. Maybe some clues, but far away from the solution she was longing for.
And it doesn't give any conclusion. The reader is left hanging in the air, sort of. And I really love that. Yeah I know some people don't like this sort of suspension, it's just unfortunate for them not to enjoy it.
What modern liberal Jews think has been one of my bigger questions. How do they reconcile their seemingly incoherent agenda? What do they think about their identity? Again, no answers here and there won't be a single definitive answer. But at least from this intriguing work I've got tiny clues to start with.