When does anti-Zionism become antisemitism? A Jewish historian’s perspective

The piece explores the nuanced relationship between anti-Zionism and antisemitism from a Jewish historian’s perspective.

While anti-Zionism critiques the political ideology of Zionism, it often veers into antisemitic rhetoric when Jewish identity is targeted. The author argues that anti-Zionist discourse can sometimes serve as a cover for deeper antisemitic prejudices.

The line between political criticism and hate speech blurs when the Jewish community as a whole is vilified. The article calls for more nuanced discussions that separate legitimate political critique from harmful bigotry.

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