Abstract
Despite their editors' claims that such books are extremely difficult to smuggle past the “Israel Lobby,” essay collections detailing ostensible attempts to damage the careers of anti-Zionist academics have appeared in print with great regularity in the past several years.1 What is truly remarkable about these books is that not only do they fail to prove their central contention, that a network of pro-Israel organizations censors and punishes academics who do not toe their line, but they also end up demonstrating the opposite: individual academics' claims that a Zionist conspiracy is out to get them offer a reliably successful gambit…
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