Benjamin Moser's 'Anti-Zionism' turns history into hagiography

The Pulitzer Prize-winning author's new book is vivid and at times upsetting. But by casting anti-Zionists as saints and Zionism as absolute evil, it sacrifices historical complexity to moral certainty
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