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- An open letter signed by 42 Jewish authors accuses the Jewish Book Council of favoring Israeli and Zionist voices.
- The authors call for broader Jewish perspectives, especially on Israel and Palestine, and changes in JBC programming.
- JBC leadership says it supports diverse Jewish voices and maintains that criticism of Israel is not inherently antisemitic.
- The dispute prompts calls for dialogue and concrete changes to reflect varied Jewish experiences.
