How Anti-Zionism Became Anti-Semitism: A Historical Overview
From Berlin to Warsaw to Moscow to Ramallah.
May 8, 2019
How Anti-Zionism Became Anti-Semitism: A Historical Overview
From Berlin to Warsaw to Moscow to Ramallah.
After the defeat of Nazism in World War II, the Soviet Union and its satellites became the main European incubators of anti-Semitism, a doctrine they soon repackaged, with great success, as anti-Zionism. Asael Abelman tells this story in a sweeping and penetrating essay that can be read in its original Hebrew here or in a rough English translation at the link below:
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