Israel: What Went Wrong? by Omer Bartov review – a nation's decline
Omer Bartov's book examines Israel's moral decline from a liberal state to an international pariah accused of genocide and war crimes.
Omer Bartov's book examines Israel's moral decline from a liberal state to an international pariah accused of genocide and war crimes.
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