LA Review of Books spikes interview with pro-Israel professor Shai Davidai: ‘Double standard’
The Los Angeles Review of Books canceled a commissioned interview with Columbia University professor Shai Davidai. An editor reportedly described Davidai as a "toxic figure." Davidai alleged a double standard regarding the publication's decision to spike the piece.
The Los Angeles Review of Books spiked an interview it commissioned with Shai Davidai, with an editor calling the outspoken academic “a toxic figure,” The Post has learned.
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