James Carroll
AT ONE dinner party with dear friends, I find that no criticism of Israel is allowed. At another, with equally dear friends, only remarks supportive of Palestinians are countenanced. As talk -- and silence -- at dinner tables shows, no question is more polarized than this one. Indeed, the polarization can occur within an individual, leading to a kind of ... (Full article: 763 words)
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