While not as engaging as Alan Dershowitz's Case... books on the subject, The Deadliest Lies is nevertheless a worthwhile book. Foxman manages to bring a few different perspectives to several of the issues and writes with a more easygoing style than does Dershowitz. At times Foxman got a bit repetitive and references to himself in the third person in one part of the book were a bit odd. Of course, the biggest problem with this book, like Dershowitz's Case... series, is that those who would most benefit from reading the arguments are probably least likely to read the book. On the other hand, the book does give Israel's supporters (as well as others who want to be able to argue against some of the lies or distortions that Foxman confronts) some ammunition to use to support their positions. ( )