David Grossman: Israelis 'more prone to fanaticism and fundamentalism'

World renowned author and peace activist David Grossman is very much attached to his homeland of Israel, but is also a harsh critic of its politics.

In his latest book, 'A horse walks into a bar,' he combines both humour and horror in what some see as a metaphor for the contradictions dividing the country.

Grossman spoke to euronews' Isabelle Kumar in Jerusalem.

*Isabelle Kumar, euronews:* "If we look at your book 'A horse walks into a bar' the protagonist Dovalé is at once a very moral cha…
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