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A Brief Reply to Marshall Berman

In the Summer 2004 issue of Dissent, in "Israel: No Souvenirs," Marshall Berman referred to a published interview with novelist A.B. Yehoshua in which, according to Berman, "Yehoshua seemed skeptical about the Wall as security policy, but drawn to it as a foundation for a ahrd identity politics." Here, Yehoshua responds.