Tag Archives: Racism
A problem of clerical hypocrisy: The case of Rabbi David Wolpe
Lawrence Davidson views the hypocrisy of "Jews and non-Jews who think of themselves as liberals, progressives, devoid of racism" but support Israeli racism and crimes, highlighting the case of US Rabbi David Wolpe. Read more [...]
Israeli racism towards “non-white” Jews
Gilad Atzmon highlights the systematic racism practised by Israel and white (Ashkenazi) Jews in general towards oriental (Sephardic) Jews, including tests conducted by the Israeli state to determine whether the oriental Jews had "Negro blood". Read more [...]
The globalisation of the Twelve Tribes of Israel
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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The Palestinian Nakba and the Polish law
Gilad Atzmon writes:
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Apartheid Israel confirmed
Lawrence Davidson writes:
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Ignore UK Labour leader Starmer’s moral posturing. He’s the one we should blame for stoking anti-Semitism
Jonathan Cook writes:
No one Read more [...]
The US Democratic Party’s big mistake – support for Israel
Dan Lieberman shows how the US Democratic Party's – and President Biden's – support for Israel not only undermines US interests worldwide, but also serves to bolster chauvinists and racists all over the world. Read more [...]
14 May 1948: the Zionists’ day of infamy
Stuart Littlewood highlights the terrorist and racist foundations of the state of Israel, and the ongoing ethnic cleansing of the indigenous Palestinians – Muslims and Christians – and the theft of Palestinian land. Read more [...]
Israel: They really do shoot children, don’t they. So would you really holiday in a country that repeatedly commits such crimes with impunity?
Stuart Littlewood reminds would-be visitors to Israel of its murderous policy of intentionally killing Palestinian children – a policy which since 2008/09 has claimed the lives of 805 children as well as 342 women. Read more [...]
Israeli politics and the metaphysics of the shtetl
Gilad Atzmon writes:
The ongoing Read more [...]
