Category Archives: Zionism
Anti-Semitsm and Jewish guilt
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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The world according to UK arch-Zionist David Collier
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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A personal note on Jewish statistics
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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Jewish identity politics, Palestine and the left
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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The liberal Zionist dilemma
Lawrence Davidson highlights the contradiction between universal civil and political rights and support for Zionist state. He says that, faced with the choice, most “liberal” Zionists would ditch the veil of liberalism. Read more [...]
New Jewish prophet? Marc Ellis on Gilad Atzmon
Gilad Atzmon on why a Jewish theologian calls him a “prophet”, arguing that it is the Israeli – not the Jew – in him who has made him a Jewish identity critic. Read more [...]
Judaism and Zionism: a divorce in the making?
Alan Hart wonders if enlightened self-interest would prompt enough Jews of the world to distance themselves from the Zionist monster and thereby cause Judaism and Zionism to go their separate ways. Read more [...]
Hanna Arendt and Jewish intolerance
Gilad Atzmon commends a new docudrama about Jewish German philosopher Hanna Arendt’s coverage of Adolf Eichmann’s trial, and finds echoes of her ordeal in contemporary intolerance towards debating Jewish identity politics. Read more [...]
Being honest about the dominant Zionist narrative
Neve Gordon examines the open admission by the Zionist mayor of Upper Nazareth that the ideological and political foundations of Israel, and the current Israeli political and social landscape, are purely racist. Read more [...]
Israel-Palestine: the question Jews must answer
Alan Hart asks why most Jews fail to acknowledge the wrong done to the Palestinians and suggests a path to avert a final ethnic cleansing of Palestinians and revival of anti-Semitism. Read more [...]
