THE JOURNAL

Essays that explore antisemitism and Jewish inclusion

Rigorously researched, peer-reviewed writing from scholars, educators, and practitioners doing the work — for readers who want nuance, not headlines.

VOLUME 1 - OCTOBER 15

What's inside the first issue

Emergence of the Anti-Zionist Movement in the United States: A Brief History

By Adrián Krupnik, Ph.D., of The Minerva Center for Human Rights, and

The Goldstein-Goren Diaspora Research Center,

Tel Aviv University, Israel.

In October 2025, reflecting on her electoral defeat of the previous year, Kamala Harris stated that

Netanyahu and the war in Gaza had weakened the Democratic administration of Joe Biden, and strengthened Republican candidate Donald Trump.

In doing so, she also showed a tendency to consider the question of an alleged genocide committed in Gaza by Israel. In May 2026, when Joseph Kent resigned from his position as director of the National Counterterrorism Center, he argued that President Trump and the United States had been drawn into the war with Iran.

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Articles in Volume 1

Iran’s State-led Anti-Zionism
Emergence of the Anti-Zionist Movement in the United States: A Brief History
“And we’ll understand it better by and by:” A Womanist Examination of the State of Black-Jewish Solidarity

Meet the Writers of Volume 1

Arash Azizi, Ph.D.

Writer and Historian;

Currently, Postdoc at Yale University

Adrián Krupnik, Ph.D.

The Minerva Center for Human Rights, and

The Goldstein-Goren Diaspora Research Center,

Tel Aviv University, Israel.

Dr. Whitney N. Weathers, D.Min,

Chief Program and Strategy Officer of BAMAH