David Hirsh
David Hirsh is a Senior Lecturer in Sociology, at Goldsmiths, University of London and Academic Director of the London Centre for the Study of Contemporary Antisemitism.
The David Miller ruling risks protecting antisemites
It is one thing to hold that political anti-Zionism, in the abstract, is protected — but quite another to say that Miller’s specific anti-Zionism is protected
NUS analysis: This powerful report is shocking but comes as no surprise
The independent report is not shocking in the sense of surprising, to anybody who has been paying attention; but it is shocking in the moral and political senses
Shockingly, I’m not shocked by NUS culture
The sacking of Shaima Dallali is a positive sign. But elsewhere the picture remains bleak
The Jerusalem Declaration defines the 'community of the good'
By focusing on hypotheticals it ignores what antisemitism is really like
The Miller defenders' letter
Miller and his defenders are forging an intellectual system which portrays the overwhelming majority of Jews and their community as a cunning, hidden, racist threat to the rest of society, writes David Hirsh
Labour must expel likes of JVL
David Hirsh says the Labour Party must oppose those who fight for antisemitic politics - including Jewish members
The ‘Livingstone formula’ is dead
The academic who coined the phrase 'Livingstone formula' on what the EHRC report reveals about Labour antisemitism
To understand Labour antisemitism, we need the detail and the big picture
David Hirsh says that for many people the detail of the Corbynites' behaviour will be lost - so we need to make sure they understand the wider story
Dangerous lure of the modern populist parties
Populism threatens our democracy, writes David Hirsh
Sorry Jewdas, the joke is just not funny any more
After an activist with the controversial left-wing group called Zionism 'a racist ideology' during antisemitism training, David Hirsh writes the group yearns to be radical but is just infantile
The trashing of Jonathan Sacks is a trashing of all Jews
On antisemitism, Lord Sacks speaks for all but a tiny minority of Jews, says David Hirsh
Ken Livingstone is being made into a scapegoat
The ex-London Mayor's case reflects the British left's institutional antisemitism, writes David Hirsh.
We need to teach our kids to think critically about the Israel/Palestine conflict
Antisemitic politics is the new normal
We don’t know if people just don’t care about antisemitism; or if they don’t know; or they don’t want to know; or they don’t understand
We need to keep our heads
Save the rhetoric of betrayal for those who genuinely kosherise antisemitic politics, writes David Hirsh.
Livingstone, Labour and antisemitism
Ken Livingstone has spent his career pushing the view that Zionism and Nazism are effectively the same
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