The phrase 'people of the book' originated in Islam, highlighting those who received divine scripture. It now represents Jews' resilience amid persecution and a passion for literature.
A recent open letter from various authors calling for a boycott of Israeli cultural institutions is seen as counterproductive, undermining the shared mission of fostering literature and dialogue.
It's perplexing for authors who fight against book bans to support a cultural boycott—this sentiment leaves the impression that they are advocating for less reading in a conflict.
Our literary agency, dedicated to promoting Israeli literature globally, highlights that many renowned writers challenge powerful narratives, suggesting that reading and engagement are essential in conflict resolution.
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