The Urgent Need to Study Islamic Anti-Semitism

While the question of where legitimate criticism of Israel ends and anti-Semitism begins can be a tricky matter, whether one looks at bombings or rhetoric it is clear from a review of recent events that much Muslim hostility to Jews is old-fashioned bigotry, plain and simple. Surely, the problem of...

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Published inThe Chronicle of Higher Education Vol. 50; no. 27; p. B.14
Main Author Kressel, Neil J
Format Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Washington Chronicle of Higher Education 12.03.2004
Subjects
Antisemitism
Arabs
Criticism
Islam
Jewish people
Jews
Leaders
Muslims
Psychological Studies
Resistance (Psychology)
Semantics
Social Discrimination
Social Psychology
Social research
Social sciences
Social Scientists
Terrorism
Middle East
United States > US
Europe
Egypt
Israel
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Summary:While the question of where legitimate criticism of Israel ends and anti-Semitism begins can be a tricky matter, whether one looks at bombings or rhetoric it is clear from a review of recent events that much Muslim hostility to Jews is old-fashioned bigotry, plain and simple. Surely, the problem of Muslim anti-Semitism merits the attention of Western social scientists.
ISSN:0009-5982
1931-1362