On Antisemitism
In this incisive historical analysis, Mark Mazower re-examines the evolving meaning of "antisemitism" from its late 19th-century origins to the present day. He meticulously traces how the term, once primarily associated with right-wing ethno-nationalism, has become a subject of intense debate, particularly in relation to criticism of Israel and shifting political alignments. Mazower offers a clear-eyed exploration of how this potent word has been weaponized and its meaning diluted, urging readers to understand its complex trajectory to better recognize and combat its persistent dangers.
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