Tag: jews

Opinion: Long-Bailey’s Sacking Shows How Antisemitism Has Been Dangerously Redefined

On Thursday afternoon Labour leader Keir Starmer sacked the lone leftwinger in his shadow cabinet, accusing her of antisemitism. Barnaby Raine traces a recent history of how antisemitism has been redefined by liberals and the right.
Why We Need a Queer History of the Holocaust
Today marks 75 years since the liberation of Auschwitz. In this article, historian Anna Hájková explains the difficulty of piecing together a history of queer Jews in the Holocaust - and why we should strive for a more inclusive history today.
GE2019: Who Gets to Speak for British Jews? How the Myth of ‘the Jewish Community’ Marginalises Dissent

When the Chief Rabbi or the Jewish Chronicle claims to speak on behalf of "the Jewish community" they do not include all Jews, just the ones whose Jewishness the establishment wants to validate, argues Jo Sutton-Klein. 

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