Anti-Zionism Becomes Progressive Dogma
A movement that can detect a racist dog-whistle from miles away is strangely deaf when it comes to anti-Semitism.
February 11, 2019
The Eurovision contest and the mini-marts.
Last week saw controversy in Israel over the decision of the Shalva Band—made up primarily of young people with disabilities—not to compete in this year’s Eurovision song contest, which ironically will be held in the Jewish state. The reason: the band’s religious members want to avoid performing on the Sabbath. Shlomo Brody comments on the fact that Jerusalem failed to obtain the necessary accommodations in advance from the competition’s organizers:
A movement that can detect a racist dog-whistle from miles away is strangely deaf when it comes to anti-Semitism.
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Learning a lesson from Theodor Herzl.
Durum wheat?
The Eurovision contest and the mini-marts.
Last week saw controversy in Israel over the decision of the Shalva Band—made up primarily of young people with disabilities—not to compete in this year’s Eurovision song contest, which ironically will be held in the Jewish state. The reason: the band’s religious members want to avoid performing on the Sabbath. Shlomo Brody comments on the fact that Jerusalem failed to obtain the necessary accommodations in advance from the competition’s organizers:
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