By Paul Eisen ∙ August 30, 2004
Paul Eisen is UK Director of Deir Yassin Remembered. A self-identifying Jew, he writes about Jewish identity, the abuse of Jewish power and other related issues. His work can be found on his blog http://pauleisen.blogspot.co.uk (members only).
Bibliographic information about this document: Paul Eisen, Jewish Power/ Pouvoir juif, Traduit de l’anglais par Marcel Charbonnier / Published in English August 19, 2004
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