Gaza’s Gravediggers: An Inquiry into Corruption in High Places

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Author Norman Finkelstein
Format Hardback
Publisher OR Books
Publication Date 2026-09-03
Pages 410
ISBN-13 9781682196571

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The world’s leading forensic scholar exposes international duplicity and complicity in the Gaza genocide.

Methodically debunking the claims of its apologists, Norman Finkelstein has for decades laid bare the cynical politics behind Israel’s high-tech killing sprees in Gaza.

Since October 7, 2023, he has been a unique voice in not just condemning Israel’s onslaught but also providing original and acute insight into it.

Now, in Gaza’s Gravediggers, Finkelstein turns his critical lens to the global enablers of genocide—those who distort truth and manipulate justice as they prostitute themselves to power and privilege.

With meticulous research and razor-sharp analysis, he systematically dissects and dismantles the most influential arguments defending Israel’s actions. He exposes how a United Nations special representative lent credence to an Israeli smear campaign, how officials in the world’s highest court perverted international law in Israel’s defence, and how even Israel’s severe critics colluded in misrepresenting genocide as a war.

This is more than a book; it is a searing indictment of those who abused their authority to whitewash an unfolding horror. Gaza’s Gravediggers serves as a clarion call for accountability, reminding those in power: the world is watching, and History will not forgive. “It will not be forgotten,” Finkelstein admonishes. “It will no longer be business as usual, if you choose to do the Devil’s work.”

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Weight 0.658 kg
Dimensions 4 × 16.1 × 23.8 cm
Author

Norman Finkelstein

Publisher

OR Books

Imprint

OR Books

Format

Hardback

ISBN-13

9781682196571

Publication Date

2026-09-03

Publication Year

2026

Pages

410

Country of Publication

GB

Language

English

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