Michael Sfard, Israel’s leading human rights lawyer, was educated at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and University College, London. A former conscientious objector, he received the Emil Grunzweig Human Rights Award and an Open Society Fellowship. Sfard has also taught human rights law and his writing on the subject has appeared in New York Times, Haaretz, The Independent, and Foreign Policy. He lives in Tel Aviv.
The Telos of a Hatred
Peter Beinart and Palestinian Refugee ‘Return’: A Critique
The Jewish Question Revisited: Tommy Robinson, Corbynist Populism, and the Ideological Grammar of Antisemitism
American Jewish Anti-Zionist Diasporism: A Critique
Soviet Anti-Zionism and Contemporary Left Antisemitism