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A Communist’s Pro-Israel Protest to the Polish Communist Party, Sept. 1967
War rages between Israel and its neighbours. Much of Europe’s public opinion turns against the Jewish state, and antisemitism resurfaces across the continent in force. Political ties with Israel are strained, even severed, with Israel being widely accused of Nazi tactics – and of perpetrating outright genocide. Young progressives and internationalists across Europe succumb to the allure of the Palestinian cause and adopt a pose of terrorist-chic.
Rereadings | Demonopathy: Leon Pinsker’s Theory of Antisemitism
Philip Earl Steele rereads Autoemancipation! author Leon Pinsker’s theory of antisemitism. Could our innate ‘fear of ghosts’ really be ‘the mother of Judeophobia’? Steele is the author of several Fathom articles on the early Zionist movement. His most recent book is On Theodor Herzl’s encounters with Zionist thought and efforts prior to his conversion in the spring of 1895, published in 2023 by the Polish Academy of Sciences.
Kumbaya sung as an anti-Zionist tune - Philip Earl Steele
The 19th-century idea of a Jewish return to the Land of Israel has consumed me the past dozen years. What I’ve learned is that it all began as a messianic belief among both Evangelical Christians and Jewish rabbis who sensed the imminent fulfillment of Divine promise. Soon, the idea of a restoration also became compelling outside strictly religious thought, developing new forms – political, social, and nationalist – as circumstances evolved.
Fathom eBook: Birthing Zionism - Studies of 19th-century British Christian Zionists: George Eliot, Laurence Oliphant and Rev. William Hechler
Options comment tweet share email print This Fathom eBook collects three essays by Philip Earl Steele published in Fathom Journal between 2019 and 2022: ‘George Eliot’s Daniel Deronda’, ‘The Work of Laurence Oliphant’, and ‘Reverend William Hechler: From Hovevei Zion to Herzl and Beyond’.
‘The Camps and the Gulags’: Eastern Europe’s new forms of Holocaust distortion
Eastern European countries have adopted the notion that Nazism and Communism were equivalent historical crimes, an idea suffused with antisemitism. The result is a new form of Holocaust distortion. This time, the purpose is not to deny that the Holocaust happened but to manipulate its meaning, downplaying Jewish victimhood and transforming antisemitic violence into acts of national liberation. FICTIONALISATION OF HISTORY Was it Hannah Arendt?
We Always Had the Vaccine. They Wouldn't Allow Us To Take It
Philip Steele Foundation for Economic Education December 23, 2020 AP Photo/Toby Talbot, File Few people realize that the Moderna vaccine against COVID-19—which the FDA has finally declared "highly effective," and which is now being distributed to Americans—has actually been available for nearly a year. Read Full Article » Show comments Hide Comments Related Articles
The Portfolio: Philip Steele
hilip Steele has liberated sex ads from dark alleyways and dingy corners, giving them new homes in contemporary temples of culture When I was an art student at Michaelis I noticed small ads all over Cape Town. They promised improvement of penis size, marriage (within a week) and cures for various ailments, together with a 100% guarantee of masculinity and satisfaction at the simple call of a number — something that even medical science cannot guarantee.
We Had the Vaccine from the Start-You Just Weren't Allowed to Take It
Leer en Español For the duration of the pandemic, while hundreds of thousands died and the world economy was decimated by lockdowns, Moderna's highly effective vaccine was available. Few people realize that the Moderna vaccine against COVID-19—which the FDA has finally declared “highly effective,” and which is now being distributed to Americans—has actually been available for nearly a year. But the government wouldn’t let you take it.
Fathom - Known to Theodor Herzl after all: The Blackstone Memorial and the Lovers of Zion Petition - the late 19th-century American and British bids to establish a Jewish state in Palestine
Fathom > July 2024 > Known to Theodor Herzl after all: The Blackstone Memorial and the Lovers of Zion Petition – the late 19th-century American and British bids to establish a Jewish state in Palestine Known to Theodor Herzl after all: The Blackstone Memorial and the Lovers of Zion Petition – the late 19th-century American and British bids to establish a Jewish state in Palestine tweet share email print On the 120th anniversary of Theodor Herzl’s death, Fathom publishes an extract from Philip...
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