Antisemitism

Antisemitism

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Geschichte des Antisemitismus: 2000 Jahre Judenhass
Geschichte des Antisemitismus: 2000 Jahre Judenhass
Antisemitismus hat seine Wurzeln im Christentum. Mit der Judenemanzipation und der Staatsgründung Israels wurde auch der islamische Judenhass mörderisch.
·taz.de·
Geschichte des Antisemitismus: 2000 Jahre Judenhass
Antijudaismus - Alttestamentlich contra alttestamentarisch
Antijudaismus - Alttestamentlich contra alttestamentarisch
In Medien, Politik und Wissenschaft wird oft unreflektiert der Begriff "alttestamentarisch" gebraucht, wenn das Alte Testament gemeint ist. Dabei plädieren Theologen schon lange dafür, stattdessen "alttestamentlich" zu verwenden - denn "alttestamentarisch" transportiere antijüdische Vorurteile.
·deutschlandfunk.de·
Antijudaismus - Alttestamentlich contra alttestamentarisch
Islamischer Antisemitismus
Islamischer Antisemitismus
Die Bezeichnung "islamischer Antisemitismus" bezieht sich weder generell auf den Islam, noch pauschal auf Muslime. Stattdessen verweist dieser Begriff auf eine spezifische Ausprägung von Judenhass, die besondere Kennzeichen aufweist, besondere Konseq
·bpb.de·
Islamischer Antisemitismus
A Dangerous Conflation
A Dangerous Conflation
We reject antisemitism in all its forms, including when it masquerades as criticism of Zionism or Israel’s policies. We also recognize that, as journalist Peter Beinart wrote in 2019, “Anti-Zionism is not inherently antisemitic—and claiming it is uses Jewish suffering to erase Palestinian experience.”
·nplusonemag.com·
A Dangerous Conflation
The Enemy is Authoritarianism
The Enemy is Authoritarianism
Looking deeper at the Israel-Hamas war and what we're all actually fighting for.
authoritarianism, an ideology that insisted on the the idea that humans do not have inherent worth outside of their subservience to a larger system, leader, and/or goal.
It also applies to things like parenting, where parents “set rigid rules with no explanation, and expect their children to obey them without question or face severe punishment. Children follow these rules because they know there are consequences if they don’t.”
The argument goes, “Yes, you have problems. We, the powerful who control your life, are on your side. And we have the answer for the root of any and all your problems: this group. They are your enemy. Focus all your energies there.”
Authoritarianism is a spectrum and a process: it is not static.
the point is that while they are different in scope and severity, they are all rooted in the belief system of authoritarianism.
There must always be an enemy to destroy or oppress. There must always be a new crisis.
antisemitism is part of “almost all extremist ideologies and narratives.”
however, it is the authoritarian impulse and belief system that is even more dangerous than antisemitism.
in an authoritarian world, there is a need for constant crises. War is inherent in authoritarianism.
authoritarianism is maximalist: either you buy in, you’re subservient, or you’re dead.
And the core problem, the destruction of internal autonomy, gets worse and worse.
·eladnehorai.substack.com·
The Enemy is Authoritarianism
Have We Scholars of Anti-Semitism Failed to Facilitate Empathy for Its Victims? - Public Seminar
Have We Scholars of Anti-Semitism Failed to Facilitate Empathy for Its Victims? - Public Seminar
For almost a century, most of us have focused on dissecting anti-Semitic ideas and ideologies. But—with the very important exception of those studying the Holocaust—we have not paid enough attention to the impact these ideas, images, and actions have on Jews as human beings.
·publicseminar.org·
Have We Scholars of Anti-Semitism Failed to Facilitate Empathy for Its Victims? - Public Seminar
Antisemitism and Its Impacts
Antisemitism and Its Impacts
Use this Explainer and Tropes Chart to help students understand what antisemitism is, how it shows up in contemporary settings, why it persists, and how it impacts individuals and communities.
·facinghistory.org·
Antisemitism and Its Impacts
TJ Radcliffe (@tjradcliffe@mastodon.scot)
TJ Radcliffe (@tjradcliffe@mastodon.scot)
@theautisticcoach@neurodifferent.me @actuallyautistic@a.gup.pe @mazeldon@a.gup.pe You are not alone, for what that's worth. I've come to believe that neurotypicals are (almost) always more focused on power and their personal agenda than facts, and current events are like catnip to them: they can't resist falling into their phalanxes of ideological solidarity and marching blindly at the Other. Those phalanxes represent their fundamental values, which often turn out to not include compassion for all :-(
·mastodon.scot·
TJ Radcliffe (@tjradcliffe@mastodon.scot)