paulinakewes.bsky.social
Prof. of English Literature, Jesus College, Univ. of Oxford. E-m British & European literature, history, & political thought; succession; parliamentary culture & Indigenous assemblies. Pole in GB; pro-Ukraine; contra anti-Semitism. All views mine alone.
👤 Joined on 14 November 2024
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Unlike some in my community, I do not automatically see anti-Zionism as antisemitism. I think, for example, that it would be pretty odd if most Palestinians were not anti-Zionist, and for fairly obvious reasons. But - and it's a big but - you cannot view Zionism only through a Palestinian lens.
Show PostIf there can be said to be any sort of plus side to what is a very deeply shitty situation, it's that I think at least some people in the general population are beginning to wake up to the fact that "hang on, a bunch of these people might not just be anti-Zionist after all".
Show PostI CAN'T BELIEVE I GET TO USE THE MEME.
Show PostPolanski not voting on the Greens' 'Zionism is Racism' policy is an abdication of leadership, on such a contentious and high-profile issue. To lead is to choose. To fail to choose is to fail to lead. You cannot vibe your way out of issues marked 'too difficult'. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Show Post“The Greens are more extreme than mainstream Palestinian opinion - they’re saying violence is now legitimate.” The Green Party's ‘Zionism is Racism’ motion calls for “the eradication of the Israeli state”, says Jonathan Freedland. “And they’re happy to see that achieved by violence”.
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