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Wokes demand a new hierarchy - not equality (opens the original)
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Rafael Castro is a Yale- and Hebrew University-educated independent political analyst. An Italian Noahide, Rafael can be reached at rafaelcastro78@gmail.com Wokes present themselves as social justice activists against hierarchy, privilege, exclusion and inherited social power. Their moral vocabulary is built around the protection of minorities, the recognition of structural disadvantages and the exposure of invisible forms of domination. Yet when one looks at the social composition of the most c
What a graffiti says about journalism, the AfD, and the future of German Jewry (opens the original)
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For those who still doubt that mainstream journalism has forfeited all claim to respect or credibility, consider the recent coverage of the AfD’s victory in Sachsen-Anhalt and the graffiti threatening Charlotte Knobloch, a prominent German Jewish representative, that was discovered on a Munich park bench afterward. Regardless of one’s opinion of the protagonists, since when is anonymous graffiti scrawled on a park bench a newsworthy event? Hundreds of vile graffiti targeting Jews appear daily in
How antisemitism can advance your career (opens the original)
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Rafael Castro is a Yale- and Hebrew University-educated independent political analyst. An Italian Noahide, Rafael can be reached at rafaelcastro78@gmail.com On LinkedIn, my profession is described as “independent political analyst and consultant". A nice title that means everything and, just as much, nothing. Since I have no issues embellishing myself, yet hate to lie, I need to find evermore creative ways of making a good impression while being truthful. When potential professional partners pro
Galas don't build alliances (opens the original)
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For decades, supporters of Israel have spoken about "winning allies." The phrase is understandable, but it conceals a strategic mistake. People do not want to be recruited into someone else’s cause. They want to become authors of a common one. This insight is particularly relevant as Israel and American Jewish organizations seek to rebuild relationships with communities whose support has weakened. Too often, outreach begins with the assumption that these communities lack information, have been m
What Jason Arday teaches us about Israel’s predicament (opens the original)
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Rafael Castro is a Yale- and Hebrew University-educated independent political analyst. An Italian Noahide, Rafael can be reached at rafaelcastro78@gmail.com The meteoric rise and fall of Professor Jason Arday at Cambridge may seem to have very little to do with Israel. In fact, however, it provides an unusually useful lesson in understanding Israel's predicament since October 7. Arday's ascent was irresistible. Supposedly diagnosed with autism and global developmental delay as a child, he said h
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