'How to Cure a Fanatic': An interview with dead author Amos Oz, based on his book

In this column, I conduct a virtual interview with the deceased Amos Oz, one of Israel’s greatest authors, quoting only words from his book.

Amos Oz receives the 2007 Prince of Asturias award for Letters from Spain’s Crown Prince Felipe at the Campoamor Theater in Oviedo, northern Spain, in 2007.

(photo credit: Felix Ordonez/Reuters)

BySHLOMO MAITAL

JULY 22, 2024 03:09

'How to Cure a Fanatic': An interview with dead author Amos Oz, based on his book

In this column, I conduct a virtual interview with the deceased Amos Oz, one of Israel’s greatest authors, quoting only words from his book.

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'How to Cure a Fanatic': An interview with dead author Amos Oz, based on his book

In this column, I conduct a virtual interview with the deceased Amos Oz, one of Israel’s greatest authors, quoting only words from his book.

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