Book review: Unravelling every wrongdoing

Journalist, media entrepreneur, and migration activist Fintan Drury has handled the almost impossible task of framing the unframeable in his latest book, 'Catastrophe: Nakba II'
In the book, Fintan Drury eschews hyperbole and emotional outrage and speaks directly to the symptoms of Zionism and its catastrophic effects on the Palestinian people. File picture: Oliver McVeigh/ IRFU 

In the book, Fintan Drury eschews hyperbole and emotional outrage and speaks directly to the symptoms of Zionism and its catastrophic effects on the Palestinian people. File picture: Oliver McVeigh/ IRFU 

Sat, 07 Jun, 2025 - 01:00
Colin Sheridan

  • Catastrophe: Nakba II 
  • Fintan Drury 
  • Merrion Press, €18.99

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