Populism does not lead to anti-Semitism
There is no direct connection between populism and anti-Semitism.
Daniel Ben-Ami
from London / 260 postsI am responsible for the Radicalism of Fools site. My current focus is anti-Semitism but I have specialised in several different topics as a journalist. Email me at daniel@radicalismoffools.com
Discussion with Ashley Frawley
I was delighted to discuss the Radicalism of fools with Ashley Frawley on her YouTube channel....
Israelophobia: taking on the new anti-Semitism
This is a slightly edited version of my book review that appeared on spiked last Friday.
The origins of the term anti-Semitism
The term “anti-Semitism” was coined in mid-nineteenth century Europe as a linguistic expression of the way “scientific racism” had come to regard Jews.
Please support the Radicalism of fools project
The Radicalism of fools project is dedicated to rethinking some of the most difficult questions in relation to anti-Semitism. These include the way identity politics is rehabilitating a...