Works
- Avnery, Uri (1968): Israel Without Zionists: A Plea for Peace in the Middle East, MacMillan Co., New York, Hardbound (1st Edition in 1968; many reprints)
- Avnery, Uri (1986): My Friend, the Enemy, Zed Books; Paperback. 1986 ISBN 0-86232-215-4 Paperback; Lawrence Hill & Co, 1987 ISBN 0-88208-213-2 Hard cover; Lawrence Hill Books (1987) ISBN 0-88208-212-4
- Avnery, Uri (2008): 1948: A Soldier's Tale – The Bloody Road to Jerusalem, Oneworld Publications; Paperback. 2008 ISBN 978-1-85168-629-2 (English edition of two books originally published in Hebrew in 1949 and '50)
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