'We're all very engaged with the cultural boycott of Israel and not with the question of why there is a boycott'

A few years ago, a young Palestinian construction worker was doing renovations in author Ayelet Gundar-Goshen’s Tel Aviv home, including when Gundar-Goshen was nursing her then-infant son. It put her on edge that a strange man with a hammer was moving around the house; this made her feel embarrassed.