Jud, Jahudi oder Zionist – der ausgegrenzte Feind

Antisemitische Motive und moderner Antizionismus in Europa und der islamischen Welt

By (author) Raimund Fastenbauer

Book cover: Jud, Jahudi oder Zionist – der ausgegrenzte Feind

Extent: 329 pages

Publisher: Brill | Schöningh

Subjects: Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies, Jewish Studies, Religious Studies

Language: German

Hardback (Published)

(July 2021)

ISBN: 9783506760708

6.1 x 9.25 inches

Price: $100.00

In stock

A “New Anti-Zionist Anti-Semitism” is increasingly appearing in Europe. The states of Europe see in a united Europe the overcoming of the historical national thinking of the individual states. They are therefore visibly critical of Zionism, and the memory of the Shoa is fading. National ideas are only accepted, often out of colonial bad conscience, by states of the third world, to which one counts Islamic states and movements. In the case of the Jewish state, on the other hand, “European standards” are applied, i.e. “double standards”. Several anti-Semitic motifs of Christian origin were taken up in Islamic anti-Semitism and combined with anti-Jewish polemics of Islamic tradition. In the “New Anti-Zionist Anti-Semitism,” they in turn combined with left-wing anti-Semitic criticism of capitalism. These older motifs, often of religious origin, are often underestimated in anti-Semitism research. This book is intended as a contribution to their correction.

  • By (author) Raimund Fastenbauer