Anti-Semitism: At Issue (2005)
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- This article is about the second edition of Anti-Semitism: At Issue; for the first edition see Anti-Semitism: At Issue (1999).
Anti-Semitism is a book, in the At Issue series, presenting selections of viewpoints on questions about antisemitism: its relationship to Israeli policies concerning Palestinians; how serious a problem it is; its relationship to religions such as Christianity and Islam. It was edited by Mark McKain.
It was published by Greenhaven Press (Farmington Hills) in 2005 as a 112-page hardcover (ISBN 0-7377-2356-4) and paperback (ISBN 0-7377-2357-2).
[edit] Contents
| Viewpoint | Author | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Introduction | |||
| 1. Anti-Semitism Is a Serious Problem Worldwide | Stephen Roth Institute | Excerpt from Antisemitism Worldwide 2002/3. | |
| 2. The Revival of Abandoned Christian Doctrine Encourages Anti-Semitism | Melanie Phillips | Excerpt from "Christians Who Hate the Jews," The Spectator, February 16, 2002. | |
| 3. Christian Principles Reject Anti-Semitism | David R. Mason | ||
| 4. The Policies of Some Israeli Leaders Concerning Palestinians Provoke Anti-Semitism | Uri Avnery | ||
| 5. Criticizing Israeli Policies Concerning Palestinians Is Not Anti-Semitic | Nada Elia | ||
| 6. Denying Jews the Right to a Homeland Is Anti-Semitic | Michael Melchior | ||
| 7. Criticizing the Israeli Government Is Not Anti-Semitic | Allan C. Brownfeld | ||
| 8. Israel's Defense of Democratic Ideals Promotes Anti-Semitism | Natan Sharansky | ||
| 9. Anti-Semitism in France Is Increasing | Michel Gurfinkiel | ||
| 10. Charges of European Anti-Semitism Are Exaggerated | Elliot Neaman | ||
| 11. Europeans Shaped the Fanatical Anti-Semitism of Militant Muslims | Richard Webster | ||
| 12. Some Muslims Reject Anti-Semitism | Yigal Carmon | ||
| Organizations to Contact | |||
| Bibliography | |||
| Index |
