Title: banal and naive
Product review: mostly useless psychobabble with a few(very few) intellectually engaging moments. On another note, Mr. Grosbard perpetuates the myth that the Arabs were displaced en masse. Some were, but more were encouraged by their own arab countries to leave (thinking they'd win a big victory over Israel). In addition, Palestine was sparsely populated the Jewish pioneers who cultivated the then unusable land attracted Arabs. Most of today's refugees are not genuinely refugees. Some passages I even found offensive, like not calling a "madman" a madman because then we distance ourselves from him. I can still understand motives even if I label a madman a madman, a madman deserves the designation if its justified. Worth a chuckle or two that the author mentions the Jewish analog of a suicide bomber is...Samson! Now we can all relate!
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
