I've heard people say Dworkin advocated for a sort of Zionism of women, but it really must be said that Scapegoat advocates directly for Zionism itself, and spills substantial amounts of ink justifying Zionism. In fact, her main critique is often that Zionists beat their wives - one can't help but get the impression that if they didn't, and if they oppressed palestinian men and women identically, she would be significantly less fussed.
Also, hilariously, she says that "Jewish women inside the state have been disarmed" and "Israeli and Palestinian women, often motivated by feminist ambitions and feminist ideas, have found ways to work together. This is a fact more hopeful than the outcome of any election or provisional dictatorship. Cooperation is the female equivalent of male conflict, a way of operating in a world filled with injury and hate. This is a social, not a biological, point."
Picture of Daniella Weiss, the ‘Godmother’ of the settler movement, unrelated.
