Title: a comical narrative of Zionist espionage and intrigue
Product review: My One and Only Love is a psychological and political commentary on the personal conflict between being true to one's heart and being loyal to "The Jews."Gilad Atzmon, born in Israel, makes fun of famous Zionist historical figures, events and propaganda techniques while exploring the mystery of what it means to be a Jew. This genuinely entertaining book illustrates many ironies of Jewish existence, in particular the opportunistic use of Jewish suffering to promote the State of Israel.The Jewish protagonist's secret desire to have an authentic personal relationship with a German woman reveals the key to personal salvation: Learning to love one's enemy.The book is a bit risque, but it's deep.
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