Dina Porat
Abstract
The roots and history of the term “anti-Zionism” and its relationship to antisemitism are explored. A distinction is drawn between objections to Zionism within the framework of the Jewish people and the use and abuse of the term as a political tool in the public international arena, which may be expressed with antisemitic motifs and images.
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The roots and history of the term “anti-Zionism” and its relationship to antisemitism are explored. A distinction is drawn between objections to Zionism within the framework of the Jewish people and the use and abuse of the term as a political tool in the public international arena, which may be expressed with antisemitic motifs and images.
Key concepts: Antisemitism, Zionism, Anti-Zionism, Politics, Judaism, Political science, Religious studies, Philosophy