THE JOURNAL
Essays that explore antisemitism and Jewish inclusion
Rigorously researched 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
Beyond Words: The Harm of “Zionist” Dogwhistles
By Eli Cohn-Postell
VP of Education and Innovation, Project Shema
Zionism and anti-Zionism are not monolithic, either as ideas or as movements. This premise should be taken as the starting point for any conversation about the relationship between anti-Zionism and antisemitism.
Iregrettably, Jewish advocacy organizations, newspaper columnists, and popular debates often frame this issue in absolute, binary terms. Anti-Zionism must either always or never be antisemitism. These binary frameworks obfuscate the inherent ambiguity that these terms contain depending on their context and usage.
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Articles in Volume 1
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Iran’s State-led Anti-Zionism
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Emergence of the Anti-Zionist Movement in the United States: A Brief History
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“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