Antizionism - the opposition to Zionism and the state of Israel - has progressed at a breath-taking speed. Whether it be at the United Nations, in the Middle East, on campuses, in the mass-media or elsewhere, Antizionism has become a very topical subject that has engendered passionate debates. Paradoxically, the study of Antizionism has remained in its infancy and this book is the first attempt to examine the subject as a global phenomenon on a more comprehensive and systematic level.

The author examines in great detail the controversial subject of the relationship be-tween Antizionism and Antisemitism. The various Antizionist ideologies and their leading proponents are discussed one by one. A whole section is devoted to an analysis of the means used by Antizionist campaigners.

Dr Stellman's ground-breaking and thought-provoking study is a work meant to provide easily accessible reference for those encountering Antizionism, either as ac-tivists or professionals. To that aim, the book contains definitions, list of resources, revision questions, training exercises and discussion points.