In Queer­ing Anti-Zion­ism, Corinne Black­mer address­es the ide­olo­gies and pro­pa­gan­da of aca­d­e­mics at the inter­sec­tions of crit­i­cal stud­ies, queer dis­course, and Israel stud­ies. In this cre­ative and aca­d­e­m­i­cal­ly rich work, Dr. Black­mer offers mul­ti­ple respons­es to the ways in which the BDS move­ment is mis­rep­re­sent­ing itself by pro­vid­ing spe­cif­ic answers to each of a select few thinkers who have become promi­nent in post-mod­ern thought. 

This book offers the field of Jew­ish high­er edu­ca­tion and the area of Jew­ish queer iden­ti­ty the sup­port to respond to what have become mount­ing attacks and sug­gests lan­guage, fram­ings, and nar­ra­tive cas­es to bridge the grow­ing acri­mo­ny with dia­logue and engage­ment that is ground­ed in the real­i­ty of the lived expe­ri­ences of LGBTQ Israelis. Where so many seek to sim­pli­fy and vil­i­fy, Queer­ing Anti-Zion­ism man­dates rich nuance and intel­lec­tu­al rig­or on what is both a per­son­al and human rights conversation.