Warren Kinsella’s book details through interviews with participants in the information war struggle, critically on both sides of the conflict, how the Western press and Western universities have become soldiers in the terrorist campaign against Israel. And how by extension this war is also being fought against the Jewish people. It should be required reading for anyone who has any level of interest in the Palestinian or Israeli cause.

This is a must read for anyone interested in the REAL STORY of the Israel-Gaza situation. Kinsella shows that much of what's shown in the media on this topic is recycled anti-Israel propaganda produced by Hamas's incredibly slick propaganda machine. It should be required reading for politicians at all levels as well as for all journalism professors. It should also be put on the required reading list for all high-school students to help prepare them for the real world.

Kinsella is a respected non-Jewish lawyer, author and journalist.

Excellent analysis of the state of antisemitism on the rise. I highly recommend the book.

This is a really good read, intriguing and reviling the events before and after October 7.

Should you wish to understand the rise of Antisemitism in our world, this is the book for you. Shocking and reviling role of Iran sponsorship of hate throughout the Muslim communities, brainwashing of Christian universities, the UN, America, Canada and Europe.

Don't buy one copy; buy two and give one to your friends. I never thought I would agree with Warren Kinsella on anything but he nails every topic in this book. I lived in the Middle East for 15 years before I came to Canada. During that time I came to understand the issues between every other Arabic Country and The Islamic Republic of Iran. The storming The Grand Mosque In Mecca in 1979 is a good place to start. This Book is just the latest litany of how Iran is coming after the Saturday People, the Sunday People and the Friday People the don't like.After that everyone is fair game.

This book uncovers the antisemitism and push by foreign actors to change the narrative regarding Israel, Hamas especially in Western States such as Canada, USA, Europe and Australia.

Mister Kinsella spells it out clearly: the anti-Israel propaganda machine is well-oiled and has tremendous reach. Millions of well-intentioned people have been sucked into believing their lies. Read this book and discover how hatred is marketed.

Warren's book is 100% Israeli hasbara propaganda trash that's not even worth the paper it's printed on.

Instead read: Theodore Hertzel's The Jewish State / Charles A. Weisman's Who is Esau-Edom / Eustace Mullins The Curse of Canaan / Edward W. Said's Blaming the Victims.

Mostly a really informative book, and I would love to give it five stars, but there are some factual errors that seriously undermine it.

It references beheaded babies in the Hamas October 7th attack, and there is no reliable evidence that this happened and uncritical reference to it undermines the rest of the book (and demonstrates a laziness from the author in critiquing his own biases). Likewise I haven’t seen convincing evidence of ‘rape is resistance’ stickers.

It’s such a shame as the book is generally very informative, but it’s going to be a hard sell to those who should most be reading it when there are these factual inaccuracies.

Although I was familiar with most of the events described in this book, having them placed together and explored in a single narrative was very powerful and helpful. Highly recommend recommended reading to anyone who is interested in better understanding and fighting the surge in antisemitism that has recently occurred in the USA, Canada, and Europe.

An essential read. Just as Edward Said’s books have flooded campus syllabi over the years, I wish this book, almost an antidote, would flood every campus curriculum. Totally wishful thinking. But wish it could happen. Well-researched, well-written. A must-read given all the virulent, distorted and ugly lies about Jews and Israel that have captivated a younger (and deeply misinformed) generation and every corner of social media, the internet, and many traditional news sources.

I’ve been stunned by the absolute deluge of anti-Israel content online, which improbably seemed to rise very shortly after 10/7/23. I’m not talking about criticism of the Israeli gov, but the flood of memes, disinfo that felt more like QAnon/Pizzagate. I’m 1/3 of the way through the book so far, and while there is a clear pro-Israel bias (and honestly, I cringed when Bari Weiss was called “smart”), this book is a thorough and engaging exploration of the origins and motivations of the Israel-Hamas online propaganda war.