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Anti-Semitism – Zionist myth vs truth and reality
Alan Hart views the myth and reality of anti-Semitism and argues that the myth, created and propagated by Israel and Zionism, is the single biggest potential threat to Jews the world over.
Anti-Semitism: Zionism’s indispensable alibi
Maidhc Ó Cathail considers the symbiotic relationship between Zionism and anti-Semitism – real or imagined – and how Israel and other Zionists have at times faked instances of “anti-Semitism” in order to promote their cause.
Anti-Semitism: silencing the messenger of truth with Canada’s “hate provisions”
William A. Cook recounts how Canadian Zionists, in the form of B’nai B’rith of Canada, cast aspersions on his personal and professional character because he had dared to highlight the genocidal actions of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon and his successors.
The dark face of Jewish nationalism
Alan Sabrosky considers the characteristics that differentiate Jewish nationalism from other nationalisms, highlighting in particular its intrinsic extremism, its xenophobia, racism and militarism, its undermining of civic loyalty among its adherents in other countries and its propensity to hatred and racial exclusivity.
Zionism – the antithesis of historical truthfulness
Gilad Atzmon argues that truth and truth seeking are alien to Jewish collective ideology and identity politics and that, therefore, unless we redouble our commitment to rigorous and unconditional historical research, “we will be subjected to Zionists and their neo-conservative agents’ plots”, “continue killing in the name of Jewish suffering” and “maintain our complicity in Western imperialist crimes against humanity”.
Decline of Israel and prospects for peace: interview with Jonathan Cook
In a wide-ranging interview with the New Left Project, Nazareth-based journalist Jonathan Cook describes the increasingly repressive nature of Israeli society and the prospects for a solution to the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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