An endearingly human and warm-hearted memoir of Jewish identities and the realities of Israel-Palestine.”

— Peter Beinart, author,
The Crisis of Zionism

“Bent Toward Justice brings to life the sometimes messy, often beautiful truth that people are capable of change. Grounded in the Jewish experience of the Holocaust, Feldman’s narrative elucidates cherished Jewish values that we don’t always live up to. These explorations of Tikkun Olam, healing the world, and of justice, equality and dignity for every person, represent what I find most precious in Jewish traditions.”

— Ari Wohlfeiler, Deputy Director,
Jewish Voice for Peace

“Feldman’s book is eye-opening to what an alternative future on this land could hold for both Palestinians and Israelis. He made me aware of a Jewish perspective that can be transformed through education and encountering Palestinians on the ground.”

— Bshara Nasser, Founder,
The Museum of the Palestinian People

“This book lays out important historical facts about the past 100 years of conflict in the region but ends with a very optimistic vision of what is possible if the people in power ‘bend toward justice.’”

— Max Carter, former Director of Friends Center and Quaker Studies at Guilford College

And readers just like you have been reaching out! One called the book “thought-provoking, deep, meaty and moving” and being amazing for its timeliness and “a big help...to learn about the Jewish and Palestinian issues.” Another mentioned that they loved the book and found it very meaningful: “It will be a great movie. Congratulations on a masterpiece!”