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What Must Be Said he knew attacking Jews would achieve this. The German-born Israeli writer, ex-Knesset member and political activist Uri Avnery argues that, while the text can certainly be criticised—the idea of Israel "wiping out" the Iranians in a preventive "first strike" is wildly exaggerated—there is nothing in it demanding 'stern condemnation'. There is, he adds, 'no reason for Germans to abstain from criticizing Israel', and there is nothing in Grass's poem that de-legitimizes the State of Israel. Indeed, to the contrary, Grass has, he notes, declared his solidarity with that country. The Hebrew Writers Association in Israel threatened to call for International