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ajiss-1332	Ami, Naama Ben	Israelism: Arab Scholarship on Israel, a Critical Assessment by Hassan A. Barari (Reading, UK: Ithaca Press, 2009, 162 pages.)	2010.0	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1239	39	46	He shows that Arab writings (e.g., those of Hisham Sharabi and Leonard Binder) are subjective and analyzes the underlying assumptions and princi- ples, among them that Israel is a passing episode; that its presence has the 112 The American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences 27:2 ajiss27-2-final-obay.qxp 6/9/2010 4:42 PM In the “Introduction,” Barari explains what prompted him to write this book and provides background information on the Middle East problem; the opinions and approaches of Arab scholars toward Israel; how the outcome of the Six Day War affected scholarly writing about Israel in, for example, Egypt, Jordan, and Lebanon; and the obstacles that prevent objective writ- ing about Israel.	cache/ajiss-1332.pdf	txt/ajiss-1332.txt