Interesting approach to frame antizionism as a distinct ideology rather than just antisemitism in disguise. The "cross the line" rhetorical pattern the Movement Against Antizionism identified is someting I've noticed too, where ppl treat it as a spectrum issue instead of recognizing the underlying structure. The idea of it being its own coherent system with historicl roots makes more sense when you look at how it operates independently.
I think this equates to 4am in Sydney, Australia. Can this series PLEASE be recorded so we (me) can listen to the series of lectures?
If you register you will receive recordings of each lecture a few days after they happen ...!
Interesting approach to frame antizionism as a distinct ideology rather than just antisemitism in disguise. The "cross the line" rhetorical pattern the Movement Against Antizionism identified is someting I've noticed too, where ppl treat it as a spectrum issue instead of recognizing the underlying structure. The idea of it being its own coherent system with historicl roots makes more sense when you look at how it operates independently.