A Queer Way Out

The book explores the actions of queer Israeli emigrants who adopt a non-heroic approach as a means of resisting Zionism. It delves into the complexities of their identities and experiences, highlighting how their resistance challenges conventional narratives surrounding nationalism and belonging. Through personal stories and critical analysis, the author examines the intersection of queerness and political dissent, offering a fresh perspective on the dynamics of identity and resistance within the context of Israeli society.