Last year Tony Greenstein published a book that was the culmination of many years of research, titled "Zionism During the Holocaust: The Weaponization of Memory in the Service of State and Nation".

The book examines in great detail the Holocaust mythology that Israel promotes and deploys in a strategic manner to neutralize and smear intellectual and political criticisms of its human rights violations.

Greenstein has long pedigree. He has been an anti-Zionist in Britain for more than 40 years. He is a founding member of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign, the biggest organization in the UK focused on Palestinian human rights. An author and blogger and son of a rabbi, Greenstein is also an active trade unionist.

In this episode, Phil Weiss speaks to Tony Greenstein about his new book.

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