While this book is interesting and covers a topic few cover, I couldn't finish it. Nathan was overzealous, in my opinion, in trying to prove her point. The book is very, very one-sided and Nathan paints a nasty picture of all Israeli Jews and Israel itself.
Whether all of her criticisms are true or not remains a moot point. What does matter is that this reads like a hatred of the Israeli government with no solutions or even want for a solution.

Sweet, albeit a bit long. I'd almost argue aside from maybe a chapter or two of catch-up, the author didn't really need Parts 1 and 2. A happily ever after with one of the weirdest ending sentences I've read in awhile.