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Old-New Anti-Semitism
By Hussein Aboubakr MansourNeeding no context and infinitely reproducible, anti-Semitism is perfectly suited for the digital age.
Anti-Semitism
Latest Mosaic Content for Anti-Semitism
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Are Beijing’s Influence Operations Really Coordinated with Chinese Anti-Semitism?
By Yang MengAnti-Semitism on Chinese platforms may be much more complex than state-coordinated information warfare against America.
Monthly Essay ·
Anti-Semitism as Information Warfare
By Eliana AikenHow Russia, Iran, and China learned to turn Americans against the Jews, and use the Jews to turn Americans against one another.
Via Maris ·
The Strawberry Plot
By Hussein Aboubakr MansourIs America falling for the Middle East’s anti-Zionist delusions?
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It’s the Birthrates, Stupid!
By Evelyn GordonIsrael needs policies that will keep its fertility numbers high.
Observations ·
Lessons from Clausewitz about the Information War against Israel
By John Spencer and Michal Cotler-WunshAmerica ignores the Gaza War’s “eighth front” at its own peril.
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A New Generation of Jewish Parents Discuss Ruth Wisse’s “Despair Not!”
By Jonathan Silver, Sarah Baird, Elisheva Marcus, and David SchwartzRaising Jewish children in a changed America.
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The Christian-Jewish Alliance and Its Enemies
By Rabbi Meir SoloveichikFor Hashem, for country, and for Yale.
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American Jews and the Rise of Anti-Semitism: What We’ve Learned and What Comes Next
By Jack Wertheimer, Jonathan Silver, and David L. BernsteinA conversation about how to fight anti-Semitism in America.
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Free E-Book: A College Guide for the Perplexed
By The EditorsLeading thinkers confront the crisis of anti-Semitism and anti-Western ideology on campus—and explore how America’s universities might yet be renewed.
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Saving American Universities Requires Cracking Down on Foreign Funding
By Danielle PletkaJust say no to money that fosters anti-Semitism.
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The Moral Collapse on Campus Is a Result of the Hollowing Out of the Humanities
By Alexander S. DuffMending a civic and intellectual catastrophe.
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How Islamism Took Over the Middle East
By Ze'ev Maghen, Hussein Aboubakr Mansour, and Bernard HaykelThree experts on Arab and Islamic thought discuss the ideas that have mired the Middle East in grievance, instability, and authoritarianism
Observations ·
Where Did Shylock Get His Name?
By PhilologosThe unusual appellation testifies to the individuality of the character who bears it.
Observations ·
The Blood Libel Is Very Old, but the Term Is Surprisingly New
By PhilologosThere’s no more point in arguing with the UN about Israel than there is in arguing about whether Jews really kill Christians for their blood.
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Israeli Territorial Concessions Worsen Anti-Semitism in the West
By Evelyn GordonWithdrawals are a triple loss for Jews outside of Israel. The only question is how much worse things have to get before that finally sinks in.
Observations ·
Why the Accusation of Settler Colonialism Is So Hollow
By PhilologosThe question is not whether Zionism was settler colonialism; it’s what sort of settler colonialism it was.
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“Get the Jew”: The Crown Heights Riot Revisited
By Michael Pack, Elliot Kaufman, and Jonathan SilverWatch or read our discussion with Elliot Kafuman and Michael Pack about the new documentrary on the 1991 pogrom in Brooklyn, and what it means for American Jewry today.
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How the Next President Can Help Restore Jewish Civil Rights on Campus
By The EditorsTal Fortgang and David E. Bernstein discuss how Jews can persuade America to crack down on anti-Semitism.
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Is Baruch Spinoza the Founder of Modern Anti-Semitism?
By Henry MechoulanBlinded by hatred, the Dutch philosopher dressed ancient prejudices in the garb of reason.
Monthly Essay ·
How the Incoming Administration Can Restore Jewish Civil Rights
By Tal FortgangThe government can break the wave of anti-Semitism subsuming American college campuses. But it will take political will.
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Marilynne Robinson Promises Her Reading of Genesis Is Faithful to the Text. Is It?
By Jon D. LevensonOr does the highly lauded American author's new book revive some old prejudices?
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Watch Andrew Koss and David N. Myers Discuss Whether Jewish Studies Has Turned against the Jews
By Andrew Koss and Jonathan SilverA Mosaic editor and a Jewish studies professor discuss if and how Jewish studies has lost its way, and whether it can recover.
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Watch Gary Saul Morson and Jacob Howland Discuss the Dostoevsky Problem
By Gary Saul Morson, Jacob Howland, and Jonathan SilverTwo leading scholars joined Mosaic's editor to look at why compassionate people, like the brilliant Russian author, can so often hate the Jews.
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The Jews Who Guard Dostoevsky
By Gary Saul MorsonMany Dostoevsky scholars have been Jews, perhaps because the anti-Semitic writer needed to be seen as theirs—as almost Jewish in his concerns.
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The Special Sway Dostoevsky Held over Soviet Jewish Minds
By Marat GrinbergWhy Russian Jews believed that reading Dostoevsky would legitimize their place in Russian culture and protect them from accusations of being interlopers.
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Anti-Semitism Appeals to Intellectuals Because It Feels Like an Idea
By Adam KirschThat's why geniuses like Dostoevsky can love all humanity and hate the Jews.
Monthly Essay ·
Why Dostoevsky Loved Humanity and Hated the Jews
By Gary Saul MorsonThe case of the literary master helps explain why people who devote themselves to compassion for all so often make an exception for Jews.
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“Today the Jews. Tomorrow You.”
By Andrew DoranIn a world teeming with violent anti-Semitism, Catholics ought to draw inspiration from the Jewish people and stand together.
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The Biden Administration’s Anti-Semitism Blindspot
By Ruth R. WisseWill the administration’s new strategy to counter anti-Semitism camouflage its own inaction?
