A confrontational book that breaks free from the grip of the Zionist lobby, delving into the issues of American Jews. It meticulously dissects, with detailed statistics and extensive surveys, the reality of their lives, tendencies, positions, and the changes they have undergone. The book categorizes them into three groups: ethnic, civic, and ideological.

It presents compelling evidence of the shift in American Jewish attitudes, which were sympathetic to the Zionist entity since the 1960s but have now become hostile or, at the very least, neutral. Finkelstein attributes this change to several factors:

• Israel has become a burden on America due to the volume of US aid.
• Israel's brutal practices against the Palestinian people.
• The Israeli invasion of Lebanon and its domestic and international repercussions.
• Israeli reactions to the peace process with the Palestinians, accompanied by the suppression of their successive intifadas.

The author goes further, pointing out that younger members of the American Jewish community are becoming less connected or completely disconnected from Israel. This book powerfully challenges the works of major defenders of the Zionist entity, such as Jeffrey Goldberg, Dennis Ross, and others.

• Publishing House: Publications Company for Distribution and Publishing
• Author: Norman Finkelstein
• Number of Pages: 568
• Year of Publication: 2014
• ISBN: 9789953887975