In 1948, Albert Einstein criticized Zionist militancy in a letter, stating that both British authorities and Jewish terrorist organizations bore responsibility for potential catastrophes in Palestine. He distinguished his Jewish identity from the violence of Zionism, rejecting the notion that Jewish self-determination should come at the cost of Palestinian suffering. Today, under the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism, Einstein’s moral stance might be condemned, highlighting the problematic conflation of legitimate criticism of Zionism with anti-Semitism, and emphasizing the need for justice and accountability regarding the historical and ongoing oppression of Palestinians.
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Germany, Slovenia press Israel to improve Gaza humanitarian situation – Middle East Monitor
Germany and Slovenia urged Israel to address the worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza, highlighting the need for an effective implementation of a recent agreement with the EU to improve conditions. Both nations emphasized the urgency of a ceasefire and the protection of civilians, with EU officials warning of potential measures if Israel fails to fulfill its commitments. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: Germany and Slovenia are asking Israel to help people in Gaza...
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