Refusenik! Book

	Foreword
	Introduction : Israel's refusenik movement	1
	The early refuseniks	11
	Balance	11
	Saying 'no' loudly and clearly	13
	An artist at Ansar	15
	Discovering the Palestinians	16
	In solidarity with the almond trees	17
	The first Intifada	23
	I'm no martyr	23
	Whatever the price	24
	The problem is in Jewish society	26
	Refusal to collaborate	27
	I am an Arab Jew	27
	Father and son : refuseniks	30
	Spiral of evil	31
	The limit is human life	32
	The privilege of saying 'no!'	35
	Silences that cry out	39
	Benighted fanticism	40
	A typical 'no' poem	41
	A policy that demeans my country	41
	The refusenik answers the writer	42
	On the festival of freedom I waive my freedom - or : what shall I tell my daughter?	45
	No to 'always at command'	46
	'You don't have to do anything wicked'	50
	Decent people don't shoot children	52
	I owe my children at least one refusal	53
	The philosophy of selective refusal	55
	The story of Yuval and Imad	61
	The second Intifada	71
	Letter to the editor of Koteret Rashit from Dov Barak	72
	Statements by jailed conscripts	75
	Those who enlist and those who don't	75
	Militarism and racism have reached a fascist level	76
	I am a prisoner, yet free	77
	A violent and racist society	79
	Statements by jailed reservists	82
	Vile injustice	82
	The red line	83
	Collaboration makes me a criminal	86
	A cause which is not mine	87
	An enormous 'black flag'	89
	A letter to the commander of Battalion 719	89
	I killed three innocent civilians	92
	The shattered dream	95
	The IDF teaches that it's okay to molest an Arab	100
	Black flag	101
	Three exercises in refusal	103
	Is Marwan Barghouti you uncle?	107
	Why am I mad at the IDF?	109
	Closing statements	115
	My reply to the General	115
	Israel today is like a prison	117