"Democratic visions such as Boehm s [are] essential to frame a practical discourse of shared liberation." Steve France, Monodweiss
Omri Boehm attempts to reconcile Israel s history with the demands of justice. His ideas are radical just as much as they are hopeful. Boehm is one of the most important philosophers of his generation. Susan Neiman
[The] most important book on the solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict . . . that has appeared in recent years. Micha Brumlik, Die Zeit
Boehm elegantly synthesizes a tortuous history and offers an imaginative model for Israel s political future Kirkus Reviews
Expansive. . . [Haifa Republic is] a life-raft for the followers of a liberal Zionism now floating aimlessly off the coastal city. Shaul Magid, +972 Magazine
[Haifa Republic is a] brave and sleek polemic. . . Boehm makes a stimulating case for the fact that Zionism s fathers (including Menachem Begin!) would have agreed with Israel being a joint, sovereign state. . . . Boehm s agile blade, swung in the cause of recognizing reality, cuts both ways, and that lends his book its persuasiveness. Bill Marx, The Arts Fuse
Omri Boehm is a professor of philosophy at the New School for Social Research. He is the author of The Binding of Isaac: A Religious Model of Disobedience and Kant s Critique of Spinoza. His writings on Israeli politics and culture have appeared in Haaretz, Die Zeit, The New York Times, and elsewhere.