Titlebook: Anti-Zionism and Antisemitism in the Contemporary World; Robert S. Wistrich (Professor of Modern European a Book 1990 Institute of Jewish

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,Fixieren und H?rten der Objekte, the intense wave of anti-Zionism which swept British campuses in the late 1970s, the main attack stemmed from the equation of Zionism with racism and the association of Israel with South Africa. The invasion of Lebanon in 1982, however, triggered an avalanche of anti-Zionism which saw major innovat

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