“Non è scioccante che Israele stia conducendo un genocidio a Gaza, o meglio, non lo è in ragione del fatto che gli europei hanno sterminato un terzo degli ebrei del mondo durante la Shoah. È tristemente, disgustosamente umano. Le vittime di oggi possono sempre essere i carnefici di domani.”
Abbiamo parlato con Molly Crabapple – artista, scrittrice e attivista antisionista statunitense – dell’identità politica ebraica e delle sue evoluzioni.
“Non è scioccante che Israele stia conducendo un genocidio a Gaza, o meglio, non lo è in ragione del fatto che gli europei hanno sterminato un terzo degli ebrei del mondo durante la Shoah. È tristemente, disgustosamente umano. Le vittime di oggi possono sempre essere i carnefici di domani.”
Abbiamo parlato con Molly Crabapple – artista, scrittrice e attivista antisionista statunitense – dell’identità politica ebraica e delle sue evoluzioni.
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