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Guest Post: The state of antisemitism in Britain today
This is another guest post by Brian Goldfarb. This article is very timely, coming on the eve of Yom Hashoah. One would think that 76 years after the end of the war, antisemitism would have become a thing of the … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Antisemitism
Tagged academic antisemitism, anti-Zionism is antisemitism, antisemitism, David Miller, IHRA, left-wing, Yom Hashoah
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Guest Post: Is it Antisemitic?
This is another guest post by frequent contributor Brian Goldfarb. Brian wrote this article since arguments about what constitutes antisemitism continue to rage on on the internet, social media and in political circles, this despite the publication of the IHRA … Continue reading
The importance of the spelling and correct definition of “antisemitism”
This post was written (with a slightly different headline) by Shirlee Finn and published originally both at Honest Reporting and at Jews Down Under (of which Shirlee is the editor). The subject may sound too minor or irrelevant to be … Continue reading
Guest Post: The trouble with Labour under Corbyn – an open letter to sympathetic non-Jewish friends
Since I wrote my post a couple of weeks ago about the anger aroused by Jeremy Corbyn’s refusal to adopt the full version of the IHRA definition of antisemitism, matters have become even more heated. The level of anger, not … Continue reading
The effects of Labour’s disavowal of the IHRA definition of antisemitism
Reams of paper and countless megabytes of bandwidth have been expended on Labour’s outrageous redefinition of antisemitism, which it rewrote simply to suit itself and to excuse its own members (including its very own Dear Leader Corbyn) from accusations of … Continue reading
Labour redefines antisemitism for itself to clear itself of antisemitism
The Labour Party under Jeremy Corbyn has gone and done it again. Not content with alienating most of its Jewish constituents with its persistent antisemitic scandals, it has now redefined the very definition of antisemitism to permit Nazi comparisons, to … Continue reading
