anti-Zionism
Against Jewish statehood
Anti-Zionism is opposition to Zionism—the movement supporting a Jewish homeland in Israel.
It ranges from principled objection to ethno-nationalism generally, to specific criticism of Israeli policies toward Palestinians, to denial of Israel's right to exist.
Critics argue anti-Zionism often shades into antisemitism; proponents insist the positions are distinct.
She identified as anti-Zionist but not antisemitic.
One's regular paid work
- intifadaArab popular rebellion
- resistanceCapacity to withstand force
- uprisingOrganized resistance to power
- displacementRemoval from usual location
refugees · settlements · blockade · siege · territories · West Bank · Gaza · Green Line
Racial separation policy
- colonialismDomination through foreign settlement
- discriminationUnjust differential treatment
- oppressionUnjust exercise of power
- equalitySame status for all
justice · freedom · self-determination · human rights · civil rights · indigenous rights · persecution · ethnic cleansing
Organized economic protest
- divestmentDisposal of assets
- sanctionsPunitive international restrictions
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
- demonstrationPublic display of opinion
rally · march · sit-in · petition · advocacy · solidarity · resistance · dissent
Bigotry toward Jewish people
- debateFormal argument on issues
- polarizationSeparation into opposing extremes
- backlashStrong negative reaction
- sensitivityResponsiveness to stimuli
taboo · free speech · academic freedom · censorship · double standards · conflation · Jewish identity · dual loyalty
Devotion to one's country
- anti-nationalismStance opposing country-first ideology
- decolonizationEnding imperial control
- imperialismExtending dominion over others
- socialismCommunal economic control
secularism · two-state · partition · statehood · sovereignty · self-determination · Palestinian · solidarity
Detailed evaluative analysis
- oppositionActive resistance or dissent
- denunciationFormal public accusation
- condemnationSevere disapproval expressed formally
- dissentDisagreement with authority
repudiation · rejection · disapproval · censure · objection · detractor · faultfinding · reproach
occupation
One's regular paid work
- intifadaArab popular rebellion
- resistanceCapacity to withstand force
- uprisingOrganized resistance to power
displacement · refugees · settlements · blockade · siege · territories · West Bank · Gaza · Green Line · checkpoints
apartheid
Racial separation policy
- colonialismDomination through foreign settlement
- discriminationUnjust differential treatment
- oppressionUnjust exercise of power
equality · justice · freedom · self-determination · human rights · civil rights · indigenous rights · persecution · ethnic cleansing · genocide
boycott
Organized economic protest
- divestmentDisposal of assets
- sanctionsPunitive international restrictions
- protestPublic expression of disapproval
demonstration · rally · march · sit-in · petition · advocacy · solidarity · resistance · dissent · noncooperation
antisemitism
Bigotry toward Jewish people
- debateFormal argument on issues
- polarizationSeparation into opposing extremes
- backlashStrong negative reaction
sensitivity · taboo · free speech · academic freedom · censorship · double standards · conflation · Jewish identity · dual loyalty · propaganda
nationalism
Devotion to one's country
- anti-nationalismStance opposing country-first ideology
- decolonizationEnding imperial control
- imperialismExtending dominion over others
socialism · secularism · two-state · partition · statehood · sovereignty · self-determination · Palestinian · solidarity · cultural resistance
critique
Detailed evaluative analysis
- oppositionActive resistance or dissent
- denunciationFormal public accusation
- condemnationSevere disapproval expressed formally
dissent · repudiation · rejection · disapproval · censure · objection · detractor · faultfinding · reproach · disavowal
- Hasidic Judaismrebbe, tish, hitbodedut, Monroe, Williamsburg
- Jewish Politicsterritorialism, AIPAC
- political ideologiesconservatism, conservative, anarchism, liberalism, liberal