Is success possible without strategic unification?
Peloni: Highly recommended article. Dr. Nussbaum provides an important discussion of the various missteps surrounding the responses to the ever increasing anti-Zionist/antisemitic campaign taking place around the world today. He also provides a strategic format by which misdirection and delayed responses might be best addressed in a unified fashion.
Focusing on “hatred-inspiring and genocide-justifying fabrications” repeatedly and uniformly across different organizations fighting anti-Zionism and antisemitism will ensure that this most strategic set of responses will be expressed repeatedly.
Francesco Hayez (1791-1882) Destruction of the jewish temple in Jerusalem.Origin: acquired in 1868 by a donation of his author.(cat. 756)Gallerie dell’Accademia. Image from Rawpixel. Original public domain image from Wikimedia Commons
At least since the destruction of the Second Holy Temple in Jerusalem in the year 70, CE, Jews have been beset with divisiveness that has compromised the potential to achieve the lofty spiritual goals envisioned by its prophets and increased Jewish physical vulnerability to external enemies and their kinetic threats. Consequently, especially in times of external attacks, appeals emanate from many distinct camps within the Jewish people calling for Unity. Jews are consciously aware of the perils presented by their succumbing to their enemies’ strategic efforts to “Divide and Conquer” them, piece by piece.










