Classic critique from 1972 by pioneering Israeli anti-zionist socialist group Matzpen against the Israeli state and the origins of the Arab-Jewish conflict in the Middle-East.
For a text version of this pamphlet, go to the Matzpen website.
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It looks like the wrong file has been attached.
Cheers for that, sorted now..
Thanks for putting these up Ed.