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of Contemporary Antisemitism

A response to Eyal Weizman’s “All they will find is sand” – Verena Buser and Avraham Russell Shalev

A response to Eyal Weizman’s “All they will find is sand” – Verena Buser and Avraham Russell Shalev In his recent analysis, “All they will find is sand,” Eyal Weizman uses the tools of forensic architecture to map Gaza’s physical landscape’s destruction. With great pathos, he argues that the “ungrounding” of Gaza—the systematic demolition of […]

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How the steamroller of antizionism rolls through the Warsaw Ghetto – Anna Zawadzka and Helena Datner

How the steamroller of antizionism rolls through the Warsaw Ghetto – Anna Zawadzka and Helena Datner Anna Zawadzka writes: It seems that contemporary antisemitism of a left-wing variety, which reached Poland with a considerable delay, is finally gaining momentum here too. I think this delay stemmed in part from a certain stupor. There at least […]

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Introduction: Antisemitismus und Aufarbeitung by Elke Rajal

Introduction: Antisemitismus und Aufarbeitung by Elke Rajal Theodor W. Adorno once warned that “working through the past” can become a means of closure—a way of getting rid of what should be confronted. In the post-Shoah societies of Germany and Austria, this warning has not lost its relevance. We live with a dense, highly institutionalised culture […]

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The racism that undermines Edinburgh’s Race Review – Professor Hannah Holtschneider

The racism that undermines Edinburgh’s Race Review – Professor Hannah Holtschneider Tommy Curry’s endorsement of the University of Edinburgh’s Review of Race and History as a model for the ‘decolonisation of UK higher education’ hides the review’s own, unexamined, racism and thereby undermines its purpose. The Review centres the denigration and exploitation of people classified […]

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The morality of counter-boycotts – Torkel Brekke

The morality of counter-boycotts – Torkel Brekke 1. The literature about the morality and legality of boycotts is extensive. In the past, campaigns for academic boycotts against the apartheid regime of South Africa generated a scholarly debate about principles and effects of such boycotts. After the 7 October massacre and the Gaza war, debates about […]

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