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26.12.2024

What Hannukah teaches about violence

Biblical accounts teem with violent episodes. Just a few days ago, we read in the synagogue the story of Jacob’s two sons, Levi and Simeon, massacring the entire male population of a city in a devious scheme using a religious pretext. (Genesis 34) Their father was so aggrieved that even on his death bed, when […]

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1.1.2025

What Hannukah teaches about commitment and openness

Hanukkah is, perhaps, the easiest Jewish holiday to celebrate. There are no restrictions on what one may or may not do—no fasting and, in fact, no prohibitions except one: the lights of Hanukkah must not be used for any practical purpose, not even for studying Torah or lighting the Sabbath candles. Hanukkah candles are symbols […]

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2.1.2025

In Praise of Imperfection

This title borrowed from the memoirs of scientist and Nobel laureate Rita Levi-Montalcini should help us learn from the weekly reading Vayigashwhat makes a good leader. In the context of the 2024 presidential election in the United States, there is much debate around the world about the personal qualities of a leader. Judah, one of […]

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23.11.2023

On Political Tradition and Ideology: Russian Dimensions of Practical Zionism and Israeli Politics

By Yakov Rabkin and Yaacov Yadgar Abstract This article concerns the endurance of political traditions brought to Palestine at the turn of the 20th century from the revolutionary milieu in Imperial Russia. The Russian Empire and its neighbors, which form most of today’s Eastern Europe and large swaths of Central Europe, was the homeland of […]

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16.10.2024

Thinking of Those Whose Homes Were Turned Into Huts

There is something strange about the Jewish holiday of Sukkot, which occurs a few days after Yom Kippur. One is required to leave one’s usual home and move to temporary, flimsy huts exposed to the vagaries of the weather. The holiday embodies the memory of protecting former slaves who dwelled in huts on their journey […]

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11.10.2024

Elul: Self-Examination or Self-Righteousness?

“This past year has proven how fragile and precious life can be.” Rabbi Moshe Taragin, educator and author, begins his recent article with these words. It is written during the Hebrew month of Elul, which, this year, began in September. He mourns the death of some of his students who died as Israel’s soldiers in the war […]

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28.8.2024

War on Gaza Crystalizes Israel’s Image

(240812) — GAZA, Aug. 12, 2024 (Xinhua) — People flee from the Hamad City, a neighborhood in the northwest of the southern Gaza Strip city of Khan Younis, on Aug. 11, 2024, following the latest evacuation order issued by the Israeli authorities. (Photo by Rizek Abdeljawad/Xinhua) (Image by Xinhua) Modern Israel attracts much attention from […]

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18.8.2024

Ascending the Temple Mount: An Unholy Act in a Site of Holiness

(Image by Prensa Latina)   Every year, Jews recite the entire Pentateuch aloud in synagogues. It is divided in weekly portions. Last week’s one (Vaet’hanan, Deuteronomy 3 :23 – 7 :11) contains passages that are central to Jewish liturgy, including the Shema, a declaration of loyalty to God, or more precisely, a declaration of love […]

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12.05.2024

Antisemitism and Antizionism: A Dangerous Conflation

This post is also available in: Spanish, French Anti-Semitism is making the headlines. The Israeli Prime Minister describes as anti-Semitic the accusation that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza, and even American students who are calling for a ceasefire. What Israel is doing does in fact provoke anti-Semitic acts against synagogues, Jewish schools and even individual Jews. […]

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06.04.2024

The Story of Arab-Jews Instills Hope

Reflections on Avi Shlaim, Three Worlds : Memoirs of an Arab-Jew, London: Oneworld, 2023, 324 pp. During my stay in Iran in 2016, I heard from several Muslims that Jews are good businessmen because they are trustworthy, and their word weighs more than a notarized contract. I recalled these comments when I read about Yusef, one of […]

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13/12/2023

From Kishinev to Gaza

Pogrom. This Russian term denotes a violent riot incited with the aim of massacring Jews and destroying their property. One of the deadliest pogroms (50 Jews were killed and nearly 600 wounded) took place in Kishinev a hundred and twenty years ago, in April 1903. But the trauma of Russian Zionists facing the oppression in […]

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04/01/2024

How Long can Israel Defy the World?

This post is also available in: French (Image by Bansky, London december 2023) Palestinians in Gaza are being decimated. Over 20 000 have been killed, mostly women and children. Three times more have been wounded. Some experts qualify it as genocide, others as massacre. Two million people have been displaced, many more than during the entire […]

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29/01/2024

From the Siege of Leningrad to the Siege of Gaza: Colonialist Mentality

Eighty years ago, on January 27, 1944, people in the street were hugging each other and weeping with joy. They were celebrating the end of a nearly 900 days brutal siege. Soviet forces lifted the siege of Leningrad after ferocious battles. Exactly a year later they liberated Auschwitz. Even today, walking in Saint-Petersburg’s main avenue, […]

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22.3.2024

Purim at the Time of Genocide

22.03.24 – Montreal, Canadá – Yakov M. Rabkin The Jewish holiday of Purim, related in the Book of Esther, celebrates deliverance from a genocide. How to celebrate it when death and starvation kill thousands in Gaza, and the holiday’s rhetoric, namely the memory of the archenemy Amalek, is being used by Israeli politicians responsible for […]

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01.11.2023

On the Impasse of Political Violence

On the night of the October 7, 2023 attack in Southern Israel, I was staying overnight at my nephew’s place in Saint Petersburg, in the apartment I had grown up in, prior to emigrating from the Soviet Union over fifty years ago. The following morning, as I walked in the neighbourhood located in the very […]

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11.10.2023

Palestine and Ukraine: Peace is Possible

    Эта статья доступна также по-русски. The Brandenburg Gate and the White House are laser-painted in Israeli blue-and-white colours. They used to harbour the Ukrainian blue-and-yellow colours. In both cases, Western governments pledge unlimited support and declare the recent attacks on Israel, as earlier on Ukraine, allegedly unprovoked and evil. Déjà vu. But there […]

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17/02/23

The Agony of Liberal Zionism

Among my Israeli friends there used to be many liberal Zionists. They sought social justice, supported peace initiatives with the Palestinians, and otherwise believed in Israel’s progressive roots. Indeed, in its pioneer years, Zionism, while engaged in colonization of Palestine, was associated with ideas of collective endeavour and equality. Early Israeli elites often came from […]

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15/02/2022

Amnesty cracks the wall of apartheid denial

Recently, Amnesty International has joined its voice to Human Rights Watch and several Israeli NGOs to conclude that Israel has been committing the crime of apartheid. The conclusion is based on over two hundred pages of evidence, and it concerns the treatment of Palestinians, both in Israel proper and in the territories occupied by Israel […]

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18/05/2021

Jewish historian: ‘Israel plays the victim and has to face its criminal record’

Jewish historian Yakov Rabkin said that the international community is turning a blind eye to Israel’s attacks on the Palestinians by merely asserting Tel Aviv’s “right to self-defence” while the occupation is “a criminal who plays the role of the victim”. Rabkin, a professor of history at the University of Montreal, Canada, added that Israel […]

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11/12/2017

Conflating Zionism and Judaism Leaves Jewish Students Exposed

It is no secret that young Jews often find it difficult to separate Zionism from the Jewish identity as it has been taught to them. Their identity is often centered on political support for the State of Israel, and they see advocacy for Israel — a special course in the curriculum of many private Jewish […]

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31/05/2017

Prime Minister Trudeau does not Conflate Anti-Zionism and Anti-Semitism

Earlier this month, Israel and its friends around the world celebrated the 69th anniversary of Israel’s unilateral declaration of independence. Among them was our Prime Minister who issued the following statement: “while we celebrate Israel’s independence, we also reaffirm our commitment to fight anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism.” The fact that anti-Semitism and anti-Zionism were mentioned separately […]

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20/02/2017

Jews in Iran: a travelogue

Meeting local Jews was one of the goals of my visit to Iran. Besides curiosity and scholarly interest, practical concerns such as finding kosher food and celebrating the Sabbath and the holiday of Purim also brought me in contact with Iranian Jews. Besides, I was invited to give academic lectures on the way Jewish law […]

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21/07/2016

Is It Anti-Semitic to Criticize and Boycott Israel?

In the last few decades, there has been an important shift in the way Western media and political circles relate to Zionism and Israel. What is Zionism? In the version that ultimately prevailed, it represents a nationalist movement with four essential goals: 1) to transform the transnational confessional Jewish identity centered on the Torah into […]

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10/07/2016

Israel Remains Faithful to the Fundamental Ideology of Zionism

The recent appointment of the Soviet-born Avigdor Lieberman has aggrieved many liberal supporters of Israel. The man is on record as a proponent of ethnic cleansing, bombing the Aswan Dam in Egypt and stripping Arabs of Israeli citizenship. These critics bemoan an alleged betrayal of the ideas of the founders’ generation, such as Ben Gurion […]

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02/04/2015

Why Netanyahu is the Right Man to Address the U.S. Congress on Iran

Israel’s Prime Minister is well-placed to explain to the U.S. Congress the alleged danger of a nuclear Iran. After all, it was Israel and its allies in Washington who fabricated this issue to begin with. It is thus incumbent upon Mr. Netanyahu to try to give credence to that allegation even as U.S., European – […]

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03/03/2015

Netanyahu Is “The Right Man” to Address the US Congress on Iran

Israel’s Prime Minister is well-placed to explain to the U.S. Congress the alleged danger of a nuclear Iran. After all, it was Israel and its allies in Washington who fabricated this issue to begin with. It is thus incumbent upon Mr. Netanyahu to try to give credence to that allegation even as U.S., European – […]

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02.06.2010

You Have Said That It Isn’t Accurate to Refer to Israel as “The Jewish State”. How Can That Be?

YOU HAVE SAID THAT IT ISN’T ACCURATE TO REFER TO ISRAEL AS “THE JEWISH STATE.”  HOW CAN THAT BE? The State of Israel is a product of the Zionist revolution that successfully challenged Judaism, Jewish tradition and Jewish Diaspora.  Its ethos is rooted in that revolt. Moreover, its institutions reflect Ottoman, British and East European […]

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16/04/2010

We cannot have a rational approach to the peace process till we decouple the fate of Israel from the Jewish future

ISRAEL: CHALLENGES TO LEGITIMACY AND PROSPECTS FOR PEACE Israel has been singularly successful in ensuring her military, economic and political dominance in the region. In recent years, there have been fewer terrorist attacks on Israelis, Palestinians are badly divided, Israel enjoys solid support from major countries, and her scientists are among the Nobel Prize laureates. […]

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2010

Perspectives on the Muslim Other in Jewish Tradition

Attitudes towards the Other within Judaism lie in myth, narrative, legend, and law. The narrative of differentiation occupies a central place in Judaism and infuses the development of both its laws and identity. It operates explicitly through biblical and rabbinic prescriptions, as well as implicitly, through tales. Jews are differentiated by tribe, priestly affiliation, gender […]

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September 2009

Demystifying Zionism

Published in Canadian Dimension (Winnipeg), September 2009. Demystifying Zionism By Yakov M Rabkin[1] The word “Zionism” means different things to different people. Some use it a badge of honour, unconditionally defending the state of Israel right or wrong. Yet, many Zionists take umbrage at the appellation of Israel as a Zionist state. They insist that […]

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September 2009

Fighting Antisemitism in Canada

Published in Canadian Charger September 2009 http://www.thecanadiancharger.com/page.php?id=5&a=116. Fighting Antisemitism in Canada Yakov M Rabkin Canada’s parliamentarians have formed a coalition to fight antisemitism. All initiatives to combat racism deserve praise, provided this work benefit Canadians, rather than serve interests of foreign powers. One such power is the State of Israel for whom antisemitism provides its […]

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September 2009

How to help Israel

Written for the Canadian Jewish News, September 2009. How to help Israel by Yakov M Rabkin* Rosh Hashana, Jewish New Year, is all about moral reckoning and self-improvement. The Jewish tradition views the Jews’ eventual return to the Land of Israel as a spiritual concept, dependent on the behaviour of the Jews and, above all, […]

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May 2009

Israel could learn from Sorry Day

Published in The Age (Australia) on May 29, 2009 Israel could learn from Sorry Day YAKOV RABKIN THE Sorry Day marks an important change in public and official attitudes to the indigenous population in Australia. Years of activism have finally borne fruit. On a visit to the Australian Museum in Sydney I learned about an […]

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April 2009

Holocaust: Lessons for the Future

Written for The Australian in April 2009. Holocaust: Lessons for the Future By Yakov M Rabkin* The industrialized massacre perpetrated by the Nazi machine over sixty years ago continues to haunt our memory. This tragedy remains a source of important lessons for the future. The Holocaust created a wave of support for Zionism, among Jews […]

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March 2009

Israel Apartheid Week Should not be Banned

Written for Globe and Mail, March 2009. Israel Apartheid Week Should not be Banned Yakov Rabkin It is both Canadian and Jewish to let unpopular opinions be openly debated, particularly on university campuses. It is crucial to ensure the right of the participants in the Israeli Apartheid Week, due to take place this week, to […]

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February 2009

Innocence and Responsibility

Published in German in Jüdische Zeitung, Berlin, February 2009, p. 11 under the title “Unschuld und Veratwortung”. Innocence and Responsibility Yakov M Rabkin[1] The recent massacre in Mumbai is hard to forget. Dennis Praeger, a prominent author and broadcaster, writes in the online Front Page Magazine that “slaughtering as many people as possible in India’s […]

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February 2009

Is a Liberal Democracy a Frightening Prospect for Israel?

Is a Liberal Democracy a Frightening Prospect for Israel? The recent election in Israel still keeps many guessing about the eventual composition of the governing coalition.  However, a larger question – about the nature of the Israeli state – was [MR1] raised on the very day of the election by no less a personality than […]

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08/12/2008

The Emergence of the Secular Jew in Russia

Emancipation of Jews in Western and Central Europe in the course of the nineteenth century made Jewish identity optional. Those who wanted to practice Judaism remained Jewish, others gradually assimilated and dissolved in the ambient society. But when adapted to the situation of the Jews of the Russian Empire, where the emancipation had been slow […]

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November 2008

Intolerance on the wane?

November 2008. Intolerance on the wane? by Yakov M Rabkin To question Zionism or the State of Israel used to touch off profound hostility. A recent report on Bernard Avishai’s lecture at the Montreal Jewish Public Library (“Israel should be a ‘Hebrew republic’, Avishai says,” CJN October 16, 2008) suggests that the hostility is subsiding. […]

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May 2008

Israel: the Dream of Normalization

Appeared in German in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, May 15, 2008. Israel: the Dream of Normalization By Yakov M Rabkin * Real friends of Israel Would not encourage it To continue on a road That leads to disaster. Gush Shalom (Israeli peace group) A few weeks before Israel’s 60 th anniversary, these words appeared in […]

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January 2008

The Siege of Gaza Exposes Rift Between Judaism and Zionism

THE SIEGE OF GAZA EXPOSES RIFT BETWEEN JUDAISM AND ZIONISM Yakov M Rabkin Rabbi Dow Marmur is right to raise the issue of morality of Israel’s actions in Gaza (“Can Israel’s attacks on Gaza be justified?” Globe and Mail, January 17, 2008). As a rabbi he naturally turns to questions of morality since this is […]

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September 2006

Roots of Violence

Published in Jewish Socialist (London) in September 2006. ROOTS OF VIOLENCE By Yakov M Rabkin The recent Israeli actions in Gaza and Lebanon have affected the image of the Socialist branch of the Zionist political establishment in Israel. Hopes were high when Amir Peretz, the veteran labour leader, was appointed Defence Minister. This Moroccan proletarian […]

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September 2007

Righteousness, self-righteousness mutually exclusive

A Dangerous Confusion Published: 2007-09-14 Righteousness, self-righteousness mutually exclusive By YAKOV M. RABKIN ROSH HASHANA, the Jewish New Year, began this week on the same day as the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Both are all about moral reckoning and self-improvement, not about pointing fingers at others. Jews who take their collective morality to heart […]

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June 2007

Dangers of Jewish Opposition to Judaism

Written for Haaretz (Tel Aviv) in June 2007. Dangers of Jewish Opposition to Zionism By Yakov M Rabkin Shlomo Avineri is right to be concerned (“Post-Zionism doesn’t exist”, June 6, 2007). A specialist in the intellectual history of Zionism, he knows well how its leaders can turn against it. He does not name Avrum Burg […]

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08/03/2007

Gap among Jews widens on question of Zionism

A profound division has developed between Zionist advocates of Israel and Jews, secular and religious, who reject or question Zionism and actions taken by the state of Israel. Public debate about Israel’s place in Jewish continuity has become open and candid. Many Jews try to come to terms with the contradictions between the Judaism they […]

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March 2007

Gap among Jews widens on question of Zionism, March 2007

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bal-op.zionism08mar08,0,2505629.story Gap among Jews widens on question of Zionism By Yakov M. Rabkin Published in the Baltimore Sun March 8, 2007 A profound division has developed between Zionist advocates of Israel and Jews, secular and religious, who reject or question Zionism and actions taken by the state of Israel. Public debate about Israel’s place in […]

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March 2007

Israel Need not to Remain a Pariah

March 2007. Israel Need not to Remain a Pariah By Yakov M Rabkin A chasm has opened between public opinion and government policies over the State of Israel.  Israel is often supported as “the lone democracy in the Middle East.” But this policy appears to lack democratic base in most Western nations. This is what […]

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February 2007

Debate on Anti-Zionism

Letter to the Canadian Jewish News, February 2007 Many thanks for covering a debate about my book A Threat from Within: A Century of Jewish Opposition to Zionism that took place at McGill University (“Relevance of Jewish anti-Zionism”, CJN February 8, 2007, p. 19). It was indeed rewarding to discuss with students who had read […]

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January 2007

The Problem, Benny Morrism, is Zionism

Published in the Jerusalem Post on January 29, 2007 The Problem, Benny Morrism, is Zionism By Yakov M Rabkin Benny Morris is an honest man. He was one of the first to expose the history of Zionist dispossession and expulsion of the Palestinians. He later honestly regretted that the ethnic cleansing had not been radical […]

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December 2006

Jewish Opposition to Zionism

Published in Jewish Press (New York) on December 8, 2006, p. 95. JEWISH OPPOSITION TO ZIONISM Jewish religious opposition to Zionism has found an echo on your pages in recent weeks. An interview with Jewish students showed a need to confront anti-Zionist ideas. A reader from Philadelphia expressed appreciation for the Neturei Karta, perhaps the […]

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December 2006

Jews against Zionism: Exchange in Jewish Press, NY

Jewish Press, December 6, 2006 Jews against Zionism Jewish religious opposition to Zionism has found an echo on your pages in recent weeks. Jewish students responding to your Inquiring Photographer (Oct. 27) voiced a need to confront anti-Zionist ideas. A reader from Philadelphia (Letters, Nov. 17) expressed appreciation for Neturei Karta, perhaps the most vocal […]

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December 2006

A New Organization Reflects Political Diversity among Canada’s Jews

Published in Siafu (Montreal) in December 2006. A New Organization Reflects Political Diversity among Canada’s Jews Yakov M. Rabkinð Nearly a year ago, a group Jewish activists and intellectuals started a new organization, the Alliance of Concerned Jewish Canadians (ACJC). What are they concerned about?  Mostly about events taking place in and around Israel. When […]

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November 2006

Israel and South Africa

TO CHICAGO TRIBUNE, November 13, 2006 Dear Editor, Your recent article titled “South Africa seen as model for Palestine” (November 12) offers hope. It argues that the Israel/Palestine conflict can only be resolved in the framework  of a single state. The Zionist settlements in Palestinian territories have made the two-state solution impossible.  There is of […]

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September 2006

Jewish Rejection of Zionism

Published in The New Humanist (London) in September 2006. Jewish Rejection of Zionism by Yakov M Rabkin* Israel’s military actions, particularly against civilians, embarrass and endanger Jews both in Israel and in the Diaspora. Some Jews feel obliged to defend the morally indefensible, to bend their ethical standards in order to justify Israel’s behaviour. Diaspora […]

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September 2006

Lessons of Lebanon

September 2006. Lessons of Lebanon by Yakov M Rabkin* Israel’s military actions, particularly against civilians, embarrass and endanger Jews both in Israel and in the Diaspora. Some Jews feel obliged to defend the morally indefensible, to bend their ethical standards in order to justify Israel’s behaviour. Diaspora Jews have become hostages of Israel over whose […]

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April 2006

Jewish Dissent on Zionism and Israel Goes Mainstream

Published in Arabic in As-Safir (Beirut) in April 2006. JEWISH DISSENT ON ZIONISM AND ISRAEL GOES MAINSTREAM By Yakov M Rabkin It is gratifying that your paper paid attention the topic of my recent book on Jewish opposition to Zionism, recently published in Arabic (please insert the Arabic title). The review written by my distinguished […]

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March 2006

Israel: Victim of Her Own Success

Written for Jerusalem Post, March 2006. Israel: Victim of Her Own Success By Yakov M Rabkin The recent incursion of Israeli troops into the prison in Jericho infuriated many Palestinians. They saw it as another slap on the face on the part of the vastly more powerful and arrogant Israel. Some took to the streets, […]

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Fall 2005

Chutzpah in World History

Published in Outlook (Vancouver). Fall 2005. Chutzpah in World History Tom Segev, One Palestine, Complete. Jews and Arabs under the British Mandate, New York: Henry Holt & Co., 2001, 612 pp. This review is being completed as the news from Israel/Palestine tell of the pain and conflict brought about by the impending evacuation of Zionist […]

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August 2004

A Dangerous Confusion

Letter to Los Angeles Times, August 2004   A Dangerous Confusion Professor Dershowitz’ article « Presbyterians’ Shameful Boycott » (August 4, 2004) refers to Jews as victims of Palestinian violence. This belittles the success of Zionism to breed a new, muscular Israeli, proud, intrepid and assertive. Zionists have disdained the meek Jew whom the tradition of Judaism […]

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July 2004

Confusion about Antisemitism

July 2004. Confusion about Antisemitism Yakov M Rabkin[1] My children joke that I appear on television more often than I watch it. Indeed, I am not a frequent viewer, which disqualifies me from judging the wisdom of the CRTC to allow Al-Jazeera in. However, since I have just published a book on the history of […]

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January 2004

Russian Jews in Israel: Between Word and Deed

January 2004 Russian Jews in Israel: Between Word and Deed By Yakov M Rabkin[i] On a bright December day, I climbed the slope of Masada. A kind and attentive young man rented me an audio guide and, as I was drinking water to fill up after the hike, he volunteered to tell me the story […]

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January 2004

The Wall

Published in McGill Faculty of Law Bulletin, January 2004. THE WALL By Yakov M Rabkin When I was lecturing in Israel in December 2003, I saw the Wall several times. Its physical traits are well known; it is built of concrete, reaches up to eight meters, and is equipped with high-tech detection devices and the […]

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November 2003

Groping for Alternatives

Published in the Gazette (Montreal) on November 11, 2003. Groping for Alternatives By Yakov M Rabkin As I was reading in bed in Jerusalem on a September night, I heard an ambulance siren. Then another, then a good dozen of them. It became clear: another terrorist act had just taken place. My daughter told me […]

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October 2003

A Humane Alternative, October 2003

October 2003. A Humane Alternative By Yakov M Rabkin As I was reading in bed in Jerusalem late in the evening last month, I heard an ambulance siren. Then another, then a good dozen of them. It became clear: another terrorist act had just taken place. My daughter told me that a few days earlier […]

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October 2002

Nowhere else to go?

Ocotber 2002. Nowhere else to go? By Yakov M Rabkin* A recent direct mailing that reached my desk began with a question :  “What is a nice Jewish boy from London, Ontario, doing patrolling the streets of a city in Israel with an M-16 and a flack jacket, searching for a terrorist infiltrator? And why am I […]

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March 2002

Redemption of Israel

Written for The Gazette (Montreal) in March 2002. Redemption of Israel by Yakov M Rabkin* As Passover continues this week, conversations around the holiday table are likely to turn to Israel. Some will ask: How can one celebrate one’s freedom but deny it to the neighbour? While Jews, both inside and outside Israel, are divided […]

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2002

A Glimmer of Hope: a State of All Its Citizens, Summer 2002

A Glimmer of Hope, A State of All Its Citizens, by Yakov M. Rabkin Source: http://www.tikkun.org/magazine/index.cfm/action/tikkun/issue/tik0207 /article/020711f.html Published in Tikkun: A Bimonthly Jewish Critique of Politics, Culture & Society July/Aug 2002 || http://www.tikkun.org Yakov M. Rabkin is a Professor of History at the University of Montreal. His publications include two books: Science between the Superpowers […]

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2002

Marc H. Ellis, Israel and Palestine. Out of the Ashes. The Search for Jewish Identity in the Twenty-First Century, London: Pluto Press, 2002.

Marc H. Ellis, Israel and Palestine. Out of the Ashes. The Search for Jewish Identity in the Twenty-First Century, London: Pluto Press, 2002. Injustice and violence in Israel/Palestine in the last hundred years has been both in the headlines and in the hearts of those who take Judaism seriously. These may be Jews and non-Jews, […]

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August 2001

Is the Jewish State Good for the Jews?

August 2001 Is the Jewish State Good for the Jews? by Yakov M Rabkin* Many believe that the Al-Aqsa intifada, started in September 2000, confronts the State of Israel with its most serious existential threat. In view of Israel’s military superiority, this belief suggests that even the most potent military cannot compensate for moral fragility, […]

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