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This paper draws on memoirs, archival research, and oral history to reframe the relationship between feminist identity politics, anti-imperialism, and Zionism. Tracing the cultural production, activism, social locations, and life-journeys of leftist feminists Diana Block, Margaret Randall, Susan Rosenberg, and Laura Whitehorn--as well as their comrades in social movement networks--the author considers their prefiguration of contemporary feminist and queer Jewish anti-Zionism as it emerged from the interactive spaces of feminism, radical internationalism, and revolutionary anticolonial movements from the late 1960s through the 1990s.