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Philosopher Elad Lapidot discusses how our understanding of antisemitism changes in an era in which Jews and Zionism have been conflated.
Zionism appears, at least in part, as a reaction—even an appropriation—of antisemitism. To make sense of their Jewish identities during emancipation, even as they stopped doing Jewish things, Jewish people began to understand themselves not as a religion, but as a nation—which aligned somewhat with the antisemite’s racial classifications, and responded to their rejection with separation. In this context, notions such as “chosenness,” which earlier functioned within a theological or ritual framework, can be reinterpreted within a modern, national register.
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And I think today, we may be reaching the end of the ability to say, “I’m Jewish, but I have nothing to do with Israel.” There is a state that is committing horrible acts in the name of being Jewish. Now if someone found out, for example, that your grandfather was Jewish, and starts calling you out on Gaza, that seems akin to racism, because it really has nothing to do with you. But if you identify as Jewish, and are doing things in the world as a Jew in a moment when Jewishness is being used to enact genocide, then you cannot say it’s antisemitic or racist to associate you with it, because you’re associating yourself with it. As Jews, we are called today to take a position.
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