“What the author skillfully shows, with an impressive exposition of Israeli legal rationalizations, is how Israeli demographic concerns exerted a structural influence on lawmaking with respect to the differential rights of return enjoyed by Jews and Palestinians, as expressed in immigration laws and interpretations of citizen rights... Masri's contribution... offers a frightening template for how law can serve the purposes of injustice if deployed even by individuals endowed with subjectivities of goodwill yet pursued for the sake of unworthy goals.” – Richard Falk,
Journal of Palestine Studies
“The Dynamics of Exclusionary Constitutionalism is a welcome and long overdue contribution to Israeli constitutional scholarship, going far beyond the agonized hand-wringing of the “balancing” model.” – Darryl Li, University of Chicago,
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