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El verdadero significado del sionismo

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By Ari Berman Verified
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You have a preview view of this article while we are checking your access. When we have confirmed access, the full article content will load. El verdadero significado del sionismo 2 de julio de 2026 a las 03:30 ET Credit...Mauricio Lima para The New York Times El rabino Berman es el rector de la Universidad Yeshiva. En algunas partes de Estados Unidos y Europa, la palabra “sionismo” se ha convertido en poco más que una consigna gritada por bandos opuestos en manifestaciones.
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What Zionism Has Always Meant

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By Ari Berman Verified
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Mauricio Lima for The New York Times In parts of America and Europe, the word “Zionism” has become little more than a slogan shouted by opposing sides at protests. It can be a term of pride or a biting shorthand for anger toward and condemnation of Israel and its supporters. This has led to a profound misunderstanding of what Zionism is and what it is not. The misuse of the word has flattened its dimensionality. It has, effectively, lost its meaning in the larger public.
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What Zionism Is and What It Is Not

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By Ari Berman Verified
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What Zionism Is and What It Is Not July 1, 2026, 5:00 a.m. ET Credit...Mauricio Lima for The New York Times Rabbi Berman is the president of Yeshiva University. In parts of America and Europe, the word “Zionism” has become little more than a slogan shouted by opposing sides at protests. It can be a term of pride or a biting shorthand for anger toward and condemnation of Israel and its supporters. This has led to a profound misunderstanding of what Zionism is and what it is not.
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