The Silence of Dissent in Israel

This chapter examines the absence of dissident voices in Israel, linking it to historical indoctrination, societal fears, and the manipulation of Holocaust memory. It investigates how narratives around identity and the portrayal of Palestinians have been shaped to justify state actions and suppress dissent. By exploring these themes, the discussion reveals the troubling dynamics of conformity and the moral neglect present in modern Israeli society and its implications for both local and global politics.