City on a Hilltop

Discover the compelling narrative of "City on a Hilltop" by Sara Yael Hirschhorn, published by Harvard University Press in 2017. This insightful hardback delves into the lives of over 60,000 Jewish-Americans who have chosen to settle in the occupied territories since Israel's 1967 war. Hirschhorn explores the motivations behind their relocation, challenging common stereotypes about these individuals often viewed as liberal idealists. With a page count of 368, this book provides a deep understanding of the complex dynamics within the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, shedding light on the political transformations and sometimes shocking acts of terrorism that have emerged from this unique demographic. Perfect for those interested in history, emigration, and the Arab-Israeli conflict, "City on a Hilltop" is an essential read for anyone looking to grasp the intricate interplay of identity, politics, and ideology in contemporary Israel.