Anti-Zionism (English Wikipedia)

"Towards the Administration they adopted the attitude of 'We want the Jewish State and we won't wait', and they did not hesitate to avail themselves of every means open to them in this country and abroad to force; the hand of an Administration bound to respect the 'Status Quo' and to commit it, and thereby future Administrations, to a policy not contemplated in the Balfour Declaration.. It is not to be wondered at that the Arab population complained of bias on the part of the Administration in favour of the Jews. They see the Administration repeatedly overruled by the Zionist Commission; they see the Zionist Commission intermeddling in every department of Government, in Justice, Public Health, Legislation, Public Works, and forcing the Administration as in the case of the Wilhelma Concession to interfere in their favour, in a purely business transaction. They see Jews excluded from the operations of the Public Custodian with regard to enemy property: they have seen the introduction of the Hebrew language on an equality with Arabic and English: they have seen considerable immigration not effectively controlled: they see Zionist stamps on letters and Zionist young men drilling publicly in the open spaces of the town. Finally they have seen them proceeding to the election of a Constituent Assembly. What more natural than that they should fail to realise the immense difficulties the Administration was and is labouring under and come to the conclusion that the openly published demands of the Jews were to be granted and the guarantees in the Declaration were to become but a dead letter?." ( Palin 1920, pp. 34–35; Laurens 1999, p. 479) Palin, Philip Charles; Wildblood, Edward Harold; Edwards, Christopher Vaughan, eds. (August 1920). Report of the Court of Inquiry convened by Order of H.E. The High Commissioner and Commnander-in-Chief FO 371/5121 (Report). Palin Commission – via The National Archives of the United Kingdom. Laurens, Henry (1999). L'invention de la Terre sainte [The Invention of the Holy Land]. La Question de Palestine (in French). Vol. 1. Paris: Fayard. ISBN 978-2-84406-388-5.

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Schneer 2010, p. 193. Schneer, Jonathan (2010). The Balfour Declaration: The Origins of the Arab-Israeli Conflict. Random House. ISBN 978-1-400-06532-5 – via Internet Archive.
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Duke ... was quickly becoming a racist celebrity. He had become the self-styled grand wizard of not only the Ku Klux Klan, but of most racist-minded people. Through his personality he would elevate the discussion of racism and anti-Zionism from whispers in back rooms to the forefront of international news.
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Demirjian, Karoun (5 December 2023). "House Declares Anti-Zionism Is Antisemitism, Dividing Democrats". The New York Times. Archived from the original on 6 December 2023. Retrieved 10 February 2024.

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"Entebbe: A mother's week of 'indescribable fear'". BBC News. 27 June 2016. Archived from the original on 5 January 2024. Retrieved 5 January 2024. On the third day, the hijackers began calling people's names and ordering them into a second, smaller, squalid room. It became clear they were separating the Israeli and non-Israeli Jewish passengers from the rest, immediately evoking the horrors of the Nazi selections in World War Two when Jews were picked out to be sent to their deaths.

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"Though a little religious support for Zionism existed, 'the majority of Orthodox leaders condemned Zionism from its very outset,' particularly the rabbis of Eastern Europe. Their concerns were twofold: they feared that Zionists were overidealistic and were misleading the Jewish people about what was possible; they were also concerned that the Zionist millennial vision was an attempt to preempt the Messiah." (Brasher 2006, p. 70) Brasher, Brenda E. (2006). "Millennialism in Contemporary Israeli Politics". In Newport, Kenneth G. C.; Gribben, Crawford (eds.). Expecting the End: Millennialism in Social and Historical Context. Baylor University Press. pp. 67–78. ISBN 978-1-932-79238-6.
The communist party nonetheless did create an autonomous Jewish oblast, Birobidzhan, in 1931 (Kolsky 2009, p. 335). Kolsky, Thomas A. (2009). "Diaspora Anti-Zionism". In Ehrlich, M. Avrum (ed.). Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture. Vol. 2. ABC-CLIO. pp. 333–339. ISBN 978-1-851-09873-6.
"Glossing over the fact that Zionism was ultimately meant to lead to Jewish domination of Palestine, Herzl employed a justification that has been a touchstone for colonialists at all times and in all places and that would become a staple argument of the Zionist movement: Jewish immigration would benefit the indigenous people of Palestine."(Khalidi 2020) Khalidi, Rashid (2020). The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917–2017. Metropolitan Books. ISBN 978-1-627-79854-9.
The Ottoman census of 1914 arrives as 722,000 resident citizens of Palestine: 83% Muslim (602,000), Christian 11.2 (81,000) and 5% Jewish (39,000) The British army's estimate for the last put the last figure at 65,000 by war's end (Krämer 2011, pp. 137–138). Krämer, Gudrun (2011) [First published 2008]. A History of Palestine: From the Ottoman Conquest to the Founding of the State of Israel. Princeton University Press. ISBN 978-0-691-15007-9.
although a few senior British officials might well be considered anti-Zionist, pro-Arab, or even antisemitic, from the beginning of the British occupation until its bitter end in 1948, none of the top appointees of the mandatory administration outside the judiciary were Arabs (Khalidi 2006, p. 37). Khalidi, Rashid (2006). The Iron Cage: The Story of the Palestinian Struggle for Statehood. Beacon Press. ISBN 978-0-807-00315-2.
"the Bolshevik Revolution and the Balfour Declaration were not unrelated events. Exaggerated British perceptions of the Jewish role in Bolshevism played a not insignificant part in fostering official support for Zionism. A propaganda campaign was waged to counteract the supposed communist tendencies of world Jewry by means of an appeal to Jewish nationalism. In the words of Winston Churchill,'Zionism versus Bolshevism: a struggle for the soul of the Jewish people." (Kadish 2013, p. 8) Kadish, Sharman (2013). Bolsheviks and British Jews: The Anglo-Jewish Community, Britain and the Russian Revolution. Routledge. ISBN 978-1-134-72793-3.
"there can be no question that, though antisemitism and anti-Zionism are most definitively conceptually distinct, the campaigns against Israel undertaken by the Soviet Union, particularly after 1967, regularly made use not only of anti-Zionist argumentation but also of clearly antisemitic sentiments." (Jacobs 2022, p. 349) Jacobs, Jack (2022). "Marxism. Socialim and Antisemitism". In Katz, Steven T. (ed.). The Cambridge Companion to Antisemitism. Cambridge University Press. pp. 340–357. ISBN 978-1-108-49440-3.
"(he) asserted that antisemitism had not been a major problem in the Arabic-speaking lands before the creation of the State of Israel, and that it was precisely the establishment of the State that had led to a fanning of anti-Jewish attitudes among Arabs. From Rodinson's perspective, Israel was a colonial state." (Jacobs 2022, p. 351) Jacobs, Jack (2022). "Marxism. Socialim and Antisemitism". In Katz, Steven T. (ed.). The Cambridge Companion to Antisemitism. Cambridge University Press. pp. 340–357. ISBN 978-1-108-49440-3.
"Consider ... the character of the connection between Muslim anti-Zionism and that version of the new anti-Zionism associated with the Far Left. ... [The Socialist Workers Party opted] for an opportunistic merging with Islamist groups, the stifling of criticism of their leaders, and the exploitation of communist politics (all of which eventually produced tensions within the party). ... SWP and Respect leaders [met] with Hamas and Hezbolah leaders at 'anti-war' conferences in Cairo in 2003 and 2007. The 2nd Cairo Declaration of 2003 ... identified 'the Zionist plan' as the 'establishment of the greater State of Israel from the Nile to Euphrates'; it condemned pressure on Arab nations to 'acknowledge the legitimacy of the racist Zionist entity; ... it opposed all 'normalization with the Zionist entity." (Julius 2010, p. 573) Julius, Anthony (2010). Trials of the Diaspora: A History of Anti-Semitism in England. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-199-29705-4.
A later edition of the dictionary dropped this second sense from its definition of antisemitism. Both the Webster 1966 definition and the remark by King were repeatedly quoted by pro-Zionist Jews and Israeli political figures. The alleged letter by King has never been found, and the remark attributed to him comes from an edited transcription of an exchange between King and a student at Harvard (Porat 2022, p. 448). Porat, Dina (2022). "Anti-Zionism as Antisemitism". In Katz, Steven T. (ed.). The Cambridge Companion to Antisemitism. Cambridge University Press. pp. 448–464. ISBN 978-1-108-49440-3.
"we would conclude on the basis of our definition of antisemitism, that anti-Israeli or anti-Zionist attitudes and expressions are antisemitic in those cases where Israel is seen as a representative of 'the Jew'." (Marcus 2015, p. 153) Marcus, Kenneth L. (2015). The Definition of Anti-Semitism. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-199-37565-3.
"Right-wing-oriented people are more likely to project a critical attitude towards Israel onto all Jews, and this view only reveals a significant correlation to classical anti-Semitic views here. It is interesting to note- unlike the sample as a whole and among right-wing respondents. that left-wing respondents do not show a significant correlation between criticism of Israel and the transfer of this critical view onto Jews in general, This suggests that such criticism, regardless of whether it is correct or not, is actually directed at the concrete policies of Israel and is not generalized or being used to coin form one's own antisemitism." (Bergmann 2010, pp. 110–111) Bergmann, Werner (2010). "Is there a "New European Anti-Semitism? " Public Opinion and Comparative Empirical Research in Europe". In Rensmann, Lars; Schoeps, Julius H. (eds.). Politics and Resentment: Antisemitism and Counter-Cosmopolitanism in the European Union. Brill Publishers. pp. 83–115. ISBN 978-9-004-19047-4.
He wrote in 1954, "People pursued by a monster and running to save their lives cannot help injuring those who are in their way and cannot help trampling over their property." (Caute 2013, p. 255) Caute, David (2013). Isaac and Isaiah: The Covert Punishment of a Cold War Heretic. Yale University Press. ISBN 978-0-300-19534-7.
New Statesman 11 February 2002 (Julius 2010, p. 484). Julius, Anthony (2010). Trials of the Diaspora: A History of Anti-Semitism in England. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-199-29705-4.
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"Some [Holocaust deniers] opportunistically propose that opposition to Zionism and a concern for Palestinian rights motivates their Holocaust denial." (Julius 2010, p. 65) Julius, Anthony (2010). Trials of the Diaspora: A History of Anti-Semitism in England. Oxford University Press. ISBN 978-0-199-29705-4.
Kolsky 2009, p. 333. Kolsky, Thomas A. (2009). "Diaspora Anti-Zionism". In Ehrlich, M. Avrum (ed.). Encyclopedia of the Jewish Diaspora: Origins, Experiences, and Culture. Vol. 2. ABC-CLIO. pp. 333–339. ISBN 978-1-851-09873-6.
Khalidi 2020. Khalidi, Rashid (2020). The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917–2017. Metropolitan Books. ISBN 978-1-627-79854-9.
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"in the language of the Hebrew prophets, the Return to the Land of the Fathers belonged to the end of history, to Aharit hayamim, to the coming of the Messiah and the establishment on earth of the Kingdom of God," (Wistrich 1996, p. 98) Wistrich, Robert S. (Spring 1996). "Zionism and Its Religious Critics in fin-de-siècle Vienna". Jewish History. 10 (1): 93–111. doi:10.1007/BF01848255. JSTOR 20101253. S2CID 161514590.
"It would be a mistake to view the destruction of Jewish institutional life as a reflection of Soviet policy toward Israel. The contrary is true. Even as Soviet authorities were preparing the ground for liquidating Jewish communal structures, Moscow's relations with Israel were warm and cordial." (Korey 1972, p. 124) Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
Though the classical Marxist tradition berated antisemitism – in August Bebel's words "the socialism of fools" – treating it with dismissive contempt, a half-century after the Soviet Union had abolished the official antisemitism of the Tzarist empire, its political exploitation was avoided until the Great Purges of 1937, one collateral effect of which was to eliminate the "old guard" where the number of Jews was proportionally much higher than in the Party generally. After the Nazi-Soviet pact, Stalin ordered quotas limiting Jews in prominent positions, and anti-Jewish stereotypes and discrimination flourished (Korey 1972, pp. 116–117, 125, 132–133). Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
A widely circulated document in August 1967 stated that "A wide network of Zionist organizations with a common center, a common program, and funds exceeding by far the funds of the Mafia 'Cosa Nostra' is active behind the scenes of the international theater." The image of Zionism as an octopus with tentacles all over the world also later and to disarm critical challenges, it was asserted that Zionism itself was the major purveyor of antisemitism. Trofim Kichko, the antisemitic Ukrainian bigot who penned Judaism Without Embellishment, was rehabilitated, and allowed to write articles asserting Zionist bankers were using the Middle East as a "launching pad" to make strikes against socialism. Thereafter, the putative role of Zionist "saboteurs" was bruited about to "clarify" why, for example, the Soviet Union felt compelled to invade Czechoslovakia. Similar anti-Zionist tracts with antisemitic fantasies, such as lurii Ivanov's Осторожно: сионизм! (Beware: Zionism!), appeared at the same time. Ivan Shevtsov's antisemitic novel Любовь и ненависть (Love and Hate), was published in 1970, with a large print run, by the Soviet Ministry of Defence (Korey 1972, pp. 128–129, 131–132). Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
"in order to protect traditional Judaism from the of his time, he, like Rabbi Schlesinger, relied on unconventional sources and elevated nonhalachic material to the status of halacha. Indeed, he based his entire anti-Zionist polemic on an aggadic passage in (of the Babylonian Talmud) that many earlier halachic authorities had neglected." (Kaplan 2004, p. 169) Kaplan, Zvi Jonathan (May 2004). "Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum, Zionism, and Hungarian Ultra-Orthodoxy". Modern Judaism. 24 (2): 165–178. doi:10.1093/mj/kjh012. JSTOR 1396525.
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Troy 2020, p. 66. Troy, Gil (Spring 2020). "When 'Oom' Became 'Shmoom': How the Most Enduring Hatred, Anti-Semitism, Became Infused with the Most Hated Hatred, Racism, to Israel's Dismay and to the UN's Detriment". Israel Studies. 25 (1): 47–42. doi:10.2979/israelstudies.25.1.03. S2CID 208688473.
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"in the language of the Hebrew prophets, the Return to the Land of the Fathers belonged to the end of history, to Aharit hayamim, to the coming of the Messiah and the establishment on earth of the Kingdom of God," (Wistrich 1996, p. 98) Wistrich, Robert S. (Spring 1996). "Zionism and Its Religious Critics in fin-de-siècle Vienna". Jewish History. 10 (1): 93–111. doi:10.1007/BF01848255. JSTOR 20101253. S2CID 161514590.
"It would be a mistake to view the destruction of Jewish institutional life as a reflection of Soviet policy toward Israel. The contrary is true. Even as Soviet authorities were preparing the ground for liquidating Jewish communal structures, Moscow's relations with Israel were warm and cordial." (Korey 1972, p. 124) Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
Though the classical Marxist tradition berated antisemitism – in August Bebel's words "the socialism of fools" – treating it with dismissive contempt, a half-century after the Soviet Union had abolished the official antisemitism of the Tzarist empire, its political exploitation was avoided until the Great Purges of 1937, one collateral effect of which was to eliminate the "old guard" where the number of Jews was proportionally much higher than in the Party generally. After the Nazi-Soviet pact, Stalin ordered quotas limiting Jews in prominent positions, and anti-Jewish stereotypes and discrimination flourished (Korey 1972, pp. 116–117, 125, 132–133). Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
A widely circulated document in August 1967 stated that "A wide network of Zionist organizations with a common center, a common program, and funds exceeding by far the funds of the Mafia 'Cosa Nostra' is active behind the scenes of the international theater." The image of Zionism as an octopus with tentacles all over the world also later and to disarm critical challenges, it was asserted that Zionism itself was the major purveyor of antisemitism. Trofim Kichko, the antisemitic Ukrainian bigot who penned Judaism Without Embellishment, was rehabilitated, and allowed to write articles asserting Zionist bankers were using the Middle East as a "launching pad" to make strikes against socialism. Thereafter, the putative role of Zionist "saboteurs" was bruited about to "clarify" why, for example, the Soviet Union felt compelled to invade Czechoslovakia. Similar anti-Zionist tracts with antisemitic fantasies, such as lurii Ivanov's Осторожно: сионизм! (Beware: Zionism!), appeared at the same time. Ivan Shevtsov's antisemitic novel Любовь и ненависть (Love and Hate), was published in 1970, with a large print run, by the Soviet Ministry of Defence (Korey 1972, pp. 128–129, 131–132). Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
"in order to protect traditional Judaism from the of his time, he, like Rabbi Schlesinger, relied on unconventional sources and elevated nonhalachic material to the status of halacha. Indeed, he based his entire anti-Zionist polemic on an aggadic passage in (of the Babylonian Talmud) that many earlier halachic authorities had neglected." (Kaplan 2004, p. 169) Kaplan, Zvi Jonathan (May 2004). "Rabbi Joel Teitelbaum, Zionism, and Hungarian Ultra-Orthodoxy". Modern Judaism. 24 (2): 165–178. doi:10.1093/mj/kjh012. JSTOR 1396525.
"Elementary as this point may be, it is one that has to be re-established time and again" (Halliday 1978, pp. 166–167). Halliday, Fred (Winter 1978). "Early Communism in Palestine". Journal of Palestine Studies. 7 (2): 162–169. doi:10.2307/2536451. JSTOR 2536451.
"From a large survey of 5,000 citizens of ten European countries, we showed that the prevalence of those harboring (self reported) anti-Semitic views consistently increases with respondents' degree of anti-Israel sentiment, even after controlling for other factors. It is noteworthy that fewer than one-quarter of those with anti-Israel index scores of only 1 or 2 harbor anti-Semitic views (as defined by anti-Semitic index scores exceeding 5), which supports the contention that one certainly can be critical of Israeli policies without being anti-Semitic. However, among those with the most extreme anti-Israel sentiments in our survey (anti-Israel index scores of 4), 56 percent report anti-Semitic leanings. Based on this analysis, when an individual's criticism of Israel becomes sufficiently severe, it does become." (Kaplan & Small 2006, p. 560) Kaplan, Edward H.; Small, Charles A. (August 2006). "Anti-Israel Sentiment Predicts Anti-Semitism in Europe". The Journal of Conflict Resolution. 50 (4): 548–561. doi:10.1177/0022002706289184. JSTOR 27638506. S2CID 144117610.
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Keren-Kratz 2017, p. 473. Keren-Kratz, Menachem (October 2017). "Rabbi Yoel Teitelbaum—the Satmar Rebbe—and the Rise of Anti-Zionism in American Orthodoxy". Contemporary Jewry. 37 (3): 457–479. doi:10.1007/s12397-017-9204-y. JSTOR 45209073. S2CID 152180880.
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Though the classical Marxist tradition berated antisemitism – in August Bebel's words "the socialism of fools" – treating it with dismissive contempt, a half-century after the Soviet Union had abolished the official antisemitism of the Tzarist empire, its political exploitation was avoided until the Great Purges of 1937, one collateral effect of which was to eliminate the "old guard" where the number of Jews was proportionally much higher than in the Party generally. After the Nazi-Soviet pact, Stalin ordered quotas limiting Jews in prominent positions, and anti-Jewish stereotypes and discrimination flourished (Korey 1972, pp. 116–117, 125, 132–133). Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
A widely circulated document in August 1967 stated that "A wide network of Zionist organizations with a common center, a common program, and funds exceeding by far the funds of the Mafia 'Cosa Nostra' is active behind the scenes of the international theater." The image of Zionism as an octopus with tentacles all over the world also later and to disarm critical challenges, it was asserted that Zionism itself was the major purveyor of antisemitism. Trofim Kichko, the antisemitic Ukrainian bigot who penned Judaism Without Embellishment, was rehabilitated, and allowed to write articles asserting Zionist bankers were using the Middle East as a "launching pad" to make strikes against socialism. Thereafter, the putative role of Zionist "saboteurs" was bruited about to "clarify" why, for example, the Soviet Union felt compelled to invade Czechoslovakia. Similar anti-Zionist tracts with antisemitic fantasies, such as lurii Ivanov's Осторожно: сионизм! (Beware: Zionism!), appeared at the same time. Ivan Shevtsov's antisemitic novel Любовь и ненависть (Love and Hate), was published in 1970, with a large print run, by the Soviet Ministry of Defence (Korey 1972, pp. 128–129, 131–132). Korey, William (March 1972). "The Origins and Development of Soviet Anti-Semitism: An Analysis". Slavic Review. 31 (1): 111–135. doi:10.2307/2494148. JSTOR 2494148. S2CID 155903928.
"From a large survey of 5,000 citizens of ten European countries, we showed that the prevalence of those harboring (self reported) anti-Semitic views consistently increases with respondents' degree of anti-Israel sentiment, even after controlling for other factors. It is noteworthy that fewer than one-quarter of those with anti-Israel index scores of only 1 or 2 harbor anti-Semitic views (as defined by anti-Semitic index scores exceeding 5), which supports the contention that one certainly can be critical of Israeli policies without being anti-Semitic. However, among those with the most extreme anti-Israel sentiments in our survey (anti-Israel index scores of 4), 56 percent report anti-Semitic leanings. Based on this analysis, when an individual's criticism of Israel becomes sufficiently severe, it does become." (Kaplan & Small 2006, p. 560) Kaplan, Edward H.; Small, Charles A. (August 2006). "Anti-Israel Sentiment Predicts Anti-Semitism in Europe". The Journal of Conflict Resolution. 50 (4): 548–561. doi:10.1177/0022002706289184. JSTOR 27638506. S2CID 144117610.
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