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  • Learn about antizionism and how it operates today.

  • Watch Dr. Naya Lekht’s talk on why focused attention on antizionism is essential.

  • Test my understanding with our interactive antizionism quizzes.

  • Share my personal story for the upcoming MAAZ limited podcast series, Stories of Antizionism.

  • Respond to an antizionist incident in writing.

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learning resources

intro video

Seminal Texts

  • Jacques Givet – The Antizionist Complex (1979). The foundational identification of antizionism as an ideological assault on Jewish existence. Free pdf here.

  • Jean Améry – At the Mind’s Limits (1977). A Holocaust survivor’s searing reckoning with postwar anti-Jewish hate, including on the political left.

Maaz resources

Contemporary Analyses

  • Scholars For Truth About Genocide (2025) — Over 500 scholars and experts of genocide, antisemitism, and antizionism reject the genocide libel.

  • David Hirsh – Contemporary Left Antisemitism (2018). How antizionism became normalized in progressive politics.

  • David Seymour – Law, Antisemitism and the Holocaust (2017). Examines how “universalist” legal discourse legitimizes antisemitism.

  • Matthias Küntzel – Jihad and Jew-Hatred (2007). Traces ideological ties between Nazism, Islamism, and antizionist rhetoric.

  • Eunice G. Pollack (ed.) – From Antisemitism to Antizionism (2022). Academic essays on how classical antisemitic tropes re-emerge in antizionist language.

  • Jeffrey Herf – Israel’s Moment (2022). On global power struggles around Israel’s founding and the sabotage of Jewish sovereignty.

  • Cary Nelson – Israel Denial (2019). A critical mapping of academic boycotts and antizionism in higher education.

  • Hirsh & Miller – Durban Antisemitism: The End of the Liberal Consensus (2022). Traces how the 2001 Durban conference institutionalized antizionism on the global stage.

  • Fine & Spencer – Antisemitism and the Left (2017). On the return of the “Jewish Question” in progressive politics.

  • Lyn Julius – Uprooted (2017). Documents the erasure of Mizrahi Jews and the collapse of Jewish life in Arab lands.

  • Ben-Atar & Pessin (eds.) – Antizionism on Campus: The University, Free Speech, and BDS (2018). First-hand accounts of antizionist campaigns in academia.

  • Rusi Jaspal – Antisemitism and Antizionism (2014). Sociological perspectives on contemporary hostility to Jews and Israel.

  • Alvin Rosenfeld (ed.) – Antizionism and Antisemitism: The Dynamics of Delegitimization (2019). A collection unpacking how delegitimization campaigns operate.

Community letters

Essays & Articles

quizzes

  • Test your knowledge about antizionism here.