Resources and Articles by Robert S. Wistrich

Still much to be achieved:  Herzl and the Challenge to Anti-Semitism
Herzl was far too “Eurocentric“ and secular-minded to imagine that Zionism might provoke the reawakening of fundamentalist Islam and turn Israel into a prime target of Jihad. As a liberal cosmopolitan humanist, he too readily believed in the inexorable march of material progress, science and technology which were bound to overcome fanaticism, barbarism, and superstition. [Full article...]
Anti-Semitism
Zionism > Zionism Revisited

Judaism under Threat:  Zionism and Myths of Assimilation
The Zionist movement from its inception regarded assimilation as one of its central enemies, as a mor­ally degrading position for any self-respecting Jew to adopt. [Full article...]
Judaism > Jewish Identity
Zionism > Zionism and the Diaspora