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Selected articles, interviews and podcasts by staff and Research Associates of the Birkbeck Institute for the Study of Antisemitism.

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Was The Violence in Amsterdam an Anti-Jewish Pogrom?

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Was The Violence in Amsterdam an Anti-Jewish Pogrom?

Brendan McGeever

Byline Times, 13 November 2024

October 7 as Turning Point in Jewish History?

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October 7 as Turning Point in Jewish History?

David Feldman and others

The Katz Center for Advanced Judaic Studies, 18 October 2024

A History of Prejudice

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A History of Prejudice

David Feldman

The Ideas Letter, 19 September 2024

Britain’s anti-Semitism problem

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Britain’s anti-Semitism problem

David Feldman

The New Statesman, 19 February 2024

Antisemitism and Criticism of Israel

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Antisemitism and Criticism of Israel

David Feldman

Council for the Defence of British Universities, 6 February 2024

On Slaughter and Solidarity

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On Slaughter and Solidarity

David Feldman and Brendan McGeever

Vashti, 9 November 2023

Antisemitism: The Past, Present & Future

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Antisemitism: The Past, Present & Future

Vikas Shah in conversation with David Feldman

Thought Economics, 30 November 2023

Where Does Antisemitism Come From?

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Where Does Antisemitism Come From?

Issac Chotiner interviews David Feldman

The New Yorker, 7 November 2023

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