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　　An award-winning journalist explores the culture of denial in

Israeli and Palestinian societies–and its lethal

consequences.

Walled examines the contemporary state of mind of Israel's

citizens, tracing the history of the State of Israel back to the

Jewish national movement and the beginnings of Zionism. Sylvain

Cypel offers a lucid analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian situation

and powerfully demonstrates that the wall of protection erected in

the West Bank by Israel is the most visible symptom of a society in

peril.

Those who are walled, Cypel argues, are first and foremost the

Israelis themselves, who have chosen to ignore rather than

acknowledge the existence and rights of their neighbors. Through

the study of political discourse, intellectual controversy, and

national institutions such as the army and the educational system,

Cypel illuminates the mechanics of the culture of force that has

led Israeli society into its current impasse. Walled combines

historical, cultural, and sociological analysis with personal

testimonies and a delightful Jewish wit, offering a cogent and

gripping portrait of two peoples walled by denial: Israeli society

and its "other," the Palestinians.

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An award-winning journalist explores the culture of denial in Israeli and Palestinian societies–and its lethal consequences.

Walled examines the contemporary state of mind of Israel's citizens, tracing the history of the State of Israel back to the Jewish national movement and the beginnings of Zionism. Sylvain Cypel offers a lucid analysis of the Israeli-Palestinian situation and powerfully demonstrates that the wall of protection erected in the West Bank by Israel is the most visible symptom of a society in peril.

Those who are walled, Cypel argues, are first and foremost the Israelis themselves, who have chosen to ignore rather than acknowledge the existence and rights of their neighbors. Through the study of political discourse, intellectual controversy, and national institutions such as the army and the educational system, Cypel illuminates the mechanics of the culture of force that has led Israeli society into its current impasse. Walled combines historical, cultural, and sociological analysis with personal testimonies and a delightful Jewish wit, offering a cogent and gripping portrait of two peoples walled by denial: Israeli society and its "other," the Palestinians.