Yossi Klein Halevi

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24/12/2024 r.

Is anti-Zionism antisemitism? It doesn’t matter

While there is an obvious overlap between antisemitism and other forms of hatred against the “other,” Jew-hatred is unique. No other antipathy to any group has such deep historical roots, beginning in pagan Egypt and the Hellenistic world, where the Jewish refusal to acknowledge the divinity of kings was regarded as intolerable arrogance and monotheism as an affront to the “religious pluralism” of the gods. No other hatred is so adaptable to seemingly any ideology and circumstance.

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20/01/2025 r.

Yossi Klein Halevi: The ceasefire deal provides little relief for a bitter and divided Israel

Israel's hostage dilemma:
Here's the full text of my piece in the Globe and Mail:
The ceasefire deal provides little relief for a bitter and divided Israel
Yossi Klein Halevi
Special to The Globe and Mail
Yossi Klein Halevi is a senior fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem and author of Letters to My Palestinian Neighbour.

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24/10/2024 r.

7.10 - okoliczność i kontekst

Piotr Cywiński: ... prędzej czy później dochodzi do haseł jawnie antysemickich, które w tej chwili próbuje się ubierać w nowomowę, ale to jest często dyskurs, który bardzo szybko ewoluuje w kierunkach zaskakująco historycznych. On psuje całość dyskursu publicznego i potrafi bardzo utrudnić działania edukacyjne. Na razie w Polsce to jest stosunkowo w niewielkim stopniu obecne. Ale już na przykład na uniwersytetach amerykańskich powszechne. Wróciłem niedawno stamtąd i to, co się tam dzieje w tej kwestii, w zasadzie już jest nie do ogarnięcia.

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07/10/2024 r.

Yossi Klein Halevi: The end of the post-Holocaust era

October 7 shattered Israelis' faith that the state would protect them and shook American Jewry's sense of full social acceptance – but there is a way forward

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05/09/2024 r.

Featured Post Crush Hamas or free hostages? I choose the hostages

When the immediacy of the horrors of October 7 begins to fade, the trauma that will linger in the Israeli psyche is the shattering of two core assumptions about our country.
The first was the belief that we know how to defend ourselves and project deterrence in a hostile region. But on October 7, the weakest of our enemies delivered the most devastating blow in our history, sending a message of unprecedented vulnerability to our enemies.

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08/09/2024 r.

Hear Yossi Klein Halevi on Jewish resilience and vulnerability after Oct. 7

Since the Hamas massacre and the Gaza war, Jews have been caught in a loop: condemned as victimizers even as they see themselves as the victims. Join Touro Talks host and Touro president, Dr. Alan Kadish, with guest best-selling author, Yossi Klein Halevi, as they talk about what it means to be a people that has regained power but is still under existential threat. How can Jews navigate power and vulnerability? And what needs to change in the Jewish psyche to help the community better cope with the threats facing the Jewish world today?

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05/05/2024 r.

The war against the Jewish story

The ease with which anti-Zionists have managed to portray the Jewish state as genocidal marks a historic failure of Holocaust education

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26/01/2024 r.

What Matters Now to Yossi Klein Halevi: 5 big questions about the war

Excerpts from a Behind the Headlines video interview with author and journalist Yossi Klein Halevi, conducted exclusively for Times of Israel Community.
"Drawing on themes from both of those books, as well as his other work, we asked Klein Halevi to answer five big questions about the war. We touch on topics including what “Never Again” means to Israelis today and how the Jewish community should relate to the anti-Zionist Jewish youth protesting on university campuses."

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12/11/2023 r.

Yossi Klein Halevi - "The lonely people of history"

Perhaps the most enduring wound for Jews from the Holocaust is the memory of aloneness. For 12 long years, the international community scarcely intervened as Nazi persecution gradually turned to extermination. Even as we established a sovereign state and created thriving communities in a free diaspora, there remained a lingering anxiety that the post-Holocaust era of Jewish acceptance was an aberration and that someday we would once again be alone.

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09/11/2023 r.

YOSSI KLEIN HALEVI Senior Fellow, Co-Director of Muslim Leadership Initiative

Yossi Klein Halevi is a Senior Fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem. Together with Imam Abdullah Antepli of Duke University and Jennifer Raskas, he co-directs the Institute’s Muslim Leadership Initiative.