Zionism and Racism
Elie Wiesel
1975
Reproaches, condemnations, indictments by other nations—the plot is clear. It leads to the public humiliation, the forced isolation of a people whose suffering is the oldest in the world.
Arrests, decrees, Nuremberg laws—do you remember? That was how it all began. The victims were designated, then legally expelled from so-called civilized society…
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