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From Jerusalem, Israel Shahak never ceases to analyse not only the dismal politics of Israel today but the Talmud itself, and the effect of the entire rabbinical tradition on a small state that the right-wing rabbinate means to turn into a theocracy for Jews only.
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The late Israel Shahak, an Israeli academic, in his book Jewish History, Jewish Religion, discusses the historic, cultural and political burden of Jewish xenophobia or hatred of non-Jews. His later book, “Jewish Fundamentalism in Israel” (with Norton Mezvinsky) also explores the subject.
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Quest’uomo è Israel Shahak, il quale scrisse, nel 1989, la seguente lettera al settimanale israeliano Kol Ha’ir...
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On the morning of July 16 [1996], a mob of Betar militants—prototypes of what Israel Shahak dubs the "Jewish Nazis"—invaded a charming Parisian bookstore run by philosopher Georges Danesco, a Rumanian expatriate, who was known to stockpile copies of the new Garaudy book and, with complete impunity, proceeded
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Anche Israel Shahak era un ex deportato a Bergen Belsen.
Celebre la sua lettera sulla perpetua falsificazione dell’olocausto che ho ritradotto, a suo tempo, su questo blog.
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The president of the Israeli Human Rights League, Doctor Israel Shahak, a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, relates in his book Le racisme de l’État d’Israël (“The Racism of the Israeli State”) (Paris: G.
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Martin (The Pro-Red Orchestra Starts Tuning Up in the USA, 1941), and Gore Vidal (Foreword to Israel Shahak’s Jewish History, Jewish Religion) was reworked to split its growing listings into pre- and post-WWII materials.
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Riportiamo l’opinione di un noto studioso di Giudaismo (anch’egli ebreo), il prof.Israel Shahak, che così descrive i caratteri criminali e contrarie alle leggi contro l’istigazione all’odio di tale preghiera, recitata tre volte al giorno da tutti gli ebrei osservanti
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Israel Shahak, a survivor of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp, chaired the Israel League for Human and Civil Rights.
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He understands the danger of being denounced as a "self-hating Jew," in the same way that other prominent Jewish critics of Israel and Zionism – such as Noam Chomsky, Israel Shahak, and Alfred Lilienthal – have been.
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