
France’s anti-Semitism conundrum
A new biography of Alfred Dreyfus helps explain how anti-Semitism emerged in French society despite the country’s professed attachment to equality and rights
Hatred of or discrimination against Jews. Either historically or in the present. Includes research, statistics and surveys on anti-Semitism.
A new biography of Alfred Dreyfus helps explain how anti-Semitism emerged in French society despite the country’s professed attachment to equality and rights
Central to anti-Semitism is the idea that Jews are the personification of evil
A British academic has provided a valuable critique of the view of anti-Semitism propagated by many historians influenced by identity politics
The radical left’s blindness to anti-Semitism and its view of Jews as fundamentally racist goes back well before Israel’s establishment
Anti-Zionists typically make the disingenuous claim that they cannot by definition be anti-Semitic