The origins of the term anti-Semitism
The term “anti-Semitism” was coined in mid-nineteenth century Europe as a linguistic expression of the way “scientific racism” had come to regard Jews.
Daniel Ben-Ami
from London / 232 postsI am responsible for the Radicalism of Fools site. My current focus is anti-Semitism but I have specialised in several different topics as a journalist. Email me at daniel@radicalismoffools.com
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The Radicalism of fools project is dedicated to rethinking some of the most difficult questions in relation to anti-Semitism. These include the way identity politics is rehabilitating a...
The Soviet influence on anti-Semitism
The Soviet influence on contemporary left anti-Semitism is uncanny but it is also vital to appreciate what has changed.
How Germany worsens anti-Semitism
The German authorities are in effect weaponising the spectre of anti-Semitism against their political opponents.
Open letter is profoundly anti-democratic
The recent open letter from academics to leaders of North American Jewry is opposed to democracy in several ways.