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Monthly Archives: July 2014
Postscript to Marc Ellis: End of Jewish Ethical History
Maybe this much needs explaining about my recent repost of the Marc Ellis “Amira Hass and the End of Jewish Ethical History.” The part that I agree with has to do with the claim regarding the end of Jewish ethics … Continue reading
The End Of Jewish Ethical History (Marc Ellis & Amira Haas)
I almost always find myself disagreeing with Marc Ellis about Israel and Palestine, but when I do find myself in agreement with him it seems to happen in a deep way. Here’s a piece he wrote here for Mondoweiss. For … Continue reading
A Letter to A Liberal Friend (Not in His Name –Nitzan Lebovic)
Friend and colleague Nitzan Lebovic responded sharply and to the point about my (Not) In My Name blog post from the other day. He sent two long posts to me at the Jewish Philosophy Facebook page, and has agreed to … Continue reading
(Anti-Zionism) Affect (Anti-Semitism)
About to step into it one step deeper, I want to address what I think is a fundamental ambiguity at play about Israel and Judaism, anti-Zionism, and anti-Semitism that makes its discourse and politics almost impossible to control or contain. On … Continue reading
(Not) In My Name (Israel)
A meme going around Jewish left circles has the speaker declare that the State of Israel and/or the war in Gaza and/or the State of Israel and Zionism are “not in my name.” It’s an interesting phrase, one that goes … Continue reading
Asymmetry (Power Aesthetics) (Gaza 2014)
What troubles a lot of people politically and morally about the unrolling events in Gaza and Israel has to do with the basic asymmetry. The social and governmental and military hardware, the physical destruction, and the human misery are completely … Continue reading
Jews & Muslims Refuse to be Enemies (Yakir Englander)
I’m tired of posting about war, fighting, killing, death, and the hateful polemics and arrogant apologetics about them. In that spirit, I’m sharing a piece by Yakir Englander that appeared in ISLAMiCommentary out of Duke University. Yakir writes about a group … Continue reading
