New Letter Opposes Efforts To ‘Harass and Ostracize’ Israeli Writers and Publishers  

More than a thousand authors, intellectuals, and entertainment stars respond to the recent petition to boycott Israeli literary institutions by refusing to ‘create more divisiveness.’

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Bernard-Henri Levy from the movie 'The Will To See' on October 21, 2021 at Rome. Vittorio Zunino Celotto/Getty Images for RFF

More than 1,000 authors, intellectuals, and entertainment stars are responding to the recent call to boycott Israeli literary institutions by issuing their own petition in support of freedom of expression and against discriminatory boycotts. 

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