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JEWS DID COUNT BUT FOR THE WRONG REASONS IBD

SIMON COHEN
MAPLE PUBLISHERS
03 / 2023
9781915796417
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Sinopsis

As the so-called âÇÖantisemitism crisisâÇÖ in the UK Labour Party hardens into an unassailable âÇÖtruth,âÇÖ it becomes more important to challenge it.á This book is the voice of a Jewish person saying âÇÖnoâÇÖ to it, saying âÇÖnoâÇÖ to the political leveraging of antisemitism which was part of a patchwork of disinformation largely designed to eradicate the possibility and hope of a deep seated change from a dominant economic ideology that has sustained grotesque inequality, wealth siphoning and asset bubbles that have ravaged our social fabric.Jews Did Count But for the Wrong Reasons is not only an account of one Jewish personâÇÖs shock and dismay at the abuse of the meaning of antisemitism but also an account of a cultural shift that normalised disinformation on such a scale that it turned meaning and reality into a Mad HatterâÇÖs Tea Party.It is also a âÇÖLamentâÇÖ for what the author considers the loss, within the mainstream sector of the Jewish communities, of values of social justice, equity and the instinct for challenging the status quo that has been a significant historical marker for Jewish culture.á It is also a âÇÖLamentâÇÖ for the way that an ossified sense of Jewish âÇÖidentityâÇÖ has chimed in with a divisive populism.This short book, then, is one Jew raising his voice against the dominant narrative that there was a Labour âÇÖantisemitism crisis.âÇÖá It looks at the history of how the use of antisemitism as a charge has changed over the last fifty years and how language framing was used by the media and certain mainstream Jewish bodies to create a sense of crisis without underlying substance.áá