Why Explain Antisemitism?
Having a blog addressing antisemitism is important for raising awareness and combating prejudice. It serves as an educational platform, dispelling misconceptions and promoting understanding. Providing links to resources about antisemitism helps readers gain a comprehensive understanding of this issue and encourages them to take informed action against discrimination and hatred.
International Psychoanalytic Study Group on Antisemitism
On this Yom HaShoah, we remember the millions of lives lost during the genocide of the Jewish people.
Sunday, October 26 2025
Psychoanalytic Perspectives on “Old” and “New” Antisemitism
By Shmuel Erlich
Undertaking the deconstruction of a phenomenon as vast and age-old as antisemitism in the short time span of a panel may properly count as a sequel to the “Mission Impossible” series. But the significance and value of discus…
The Uncanny in the Normalization of Antisemitism
By Rosine Jozef Perelberg
This paper aims to explore whether psychoanalysis has a contribution to offer to an understanding of the current explosion of antisemitism, which has an extremely long history and is still at play in the present. Throug…
Rosine Jozef Perelberg: The Banalization of Antisemitism
As part of the series in summer semester 2024 “das ganze Grauen – Psychoanalytische Aufklärung nach dem 7. Oktober” of the student initiative krIPU at the International Psychoanalytic University Berlin, Rosine Jozef Perelberg gave a lecture on “The Banalization of An…
PCCA Conference Series OTHERING and Hatred of DIVERSITY
Antisemitism is one of the oldest and most persistent forms of collective hatred. It mutates across time and place, taking on new language and symbols — yet remaining rooted in enduring projections of fear, envy, and blame.
Panel on antisemitism at the 54th IPA Congress in Lisbon
Centro Cultural de Belem
Deconstructing Antisemitism:
Some Theoretical Anchors in Chaotic Times
Speakers: Mariano Horenstein, Rosine Perelberg and Shmuel Erlich. Chair: Harvey Schwartz
Thursday 31/7…
Sam Harris | #393 – Is History Repeating Itself?
Sam Harris speaks with Simon Sebag Montefiore about the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, the history of the Jews, and the rise of global antisemitism.
Simon Sebag Montefiore is an internationally bestselling author and historian. His books include Catherine the Gr…
The Intra-Communal Professorial Group (ICPG)
The Intra-Communal Professorial Group (ICPG) is a network of academics dedicated to researching and combatting antisemitism in UK higher education and improving the environment for Jewish students, academics, professionals, and other staff.
“I have never felt less protected as a Jew”: Antisemitism at UK Universities since 7th October 2023
Since 7th October 2023, the date when Hamas perpetrated the worst and most murderous single massacre against Jews since the Holocaust, there has been a surge in antisemitism in UK universities. This report offers a summary of research by the Intra-Community Professorial…
Council of Muslims Against Antisemitism
The atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7, 2023 plunged the world into a frenzy of antisemitism and extremism. Today, The Council of Muslims Against Antisemitism took out full page ad in the National Post to deliver a strong message.
L’Europe contre l’antisémitisme
Soirée de mobilisation organisée par la revue La Règle du Jeu, le 3 juin 2024, au Théâtre Antoine.
“The Perilous Campus Scene: Encampment versus Enlightenment” – Cary Nelson
Cary Nelson is Jubilee Professor of Liberal Arts & Sciences and Professor of English Emeritus at the University of Illinois Champaign-Urbana. He is the author or editor of 36 books, including six about antisemitism. Hate Speech and Academic Freedom: The Antisemitic Assa…
Thoughts for the Times on Anti-Semitism: Shmuel Erlich and Mira Erlich-Ginor
Antisemitism has been part of Judeo-Chrisitan-Islamic culture for centuries, taking various forms and expressions. After its most horrendous and destructive outburst in the 20th-century Holocaust, it gave rise to the collective determination: “Never Again!” Yet rece…