Escalating Israeli state violence against Palestinians in Gaza in the current moment of genocide should serve as a wake-up call for united action, yet the context is fraught. The state of Israel, a settler colonial and occupying power over Palestinians, is simultaneously presented as a safe haven for Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust, and Jews internationally. We ask how a united movement that counters both anti-Palestinian racism and antisemitism can be advanced. An analytic of praxis starts by naming anti-Palestinian racism and recognizing antisemitism as anti-Jewish racism.
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