Stiff-Necked: the journal of a dissident Jew, by Andrew Barr
Andrew BarrThe Israelites are often described in the Bible as 'stiff-necked': it referred originally to the refusal of oxen to be directed by the farmer where to plough. Historically, Jews did not bow down to oppression.
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Founder, Jews For Justice. Contributor to the Daily Sceptic. Author, 'Wine Snobbery,' 'Pinot Noir' and 'Drink: a social history'.
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