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Gabriel Noah Brahm is Professor of English and World Literature at Northern Michigan University, Senior Research Fellow in Residence at University of Haifa’s Institute for the Study of Zionism, and a longtime member of Fathom’s board of Advisory Editors. He is an American-Israeli dual citizen, with ‘double’ and not ‘dual loyalties.’ His forthcoming book, Israel in Theory: The Jewish State and the Cultural Left, charts the vicissitudes of contemporary, ‘postmodern’ antisemitism in the academy. Follow him on Twitter @Brahmski.
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