Yoni Goldstein
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Yoni Goldstein: Jewish law tells us how to deal with Avi Lewis (opens the original)
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The Jews were well into their desert journey when Korach, a member of the privileged Levite clan, openly questioned Moses’ leadership. Two-hundred-and-fifty people, a tiny fraction of the nation that then comprised hundreds of thousands of adults, sided with him. Korach and his leadership group refused Moses’s summons, accusing him of leading the Jews out of Egypt for his own glory. Suddenly, God caused the earth to open up, and Korach and his family were swallowed alive. The 250 admirers were c
Yoni Goldstein: Lessons from Canada's embattled Jewish community on how to fight the trade war (opens the original)
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The trade war with the United States has many worried about Canada’s future. Can we truly survive against an opponent so much bigger, richer and stronger than us? How do we defend against an unpredictable adversary with leaders who do not play by conventional rules? What can we do to fight back on a modern battlefield where it is not easy to decipher what is real, fake or half-true? There are no easy answers, but there are strong clues. And there is one group of people — here in Canada and aroun
Yoni Goldstein: It's time for Jews to build their own universities in Canada (opens the original)
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We have known for nearly three years now that antisemitism is rampant on Canadian university campuses, and this month two studies have confirmed it. The “Campus Antisemitism and Student Experiences” report indicates that 96 per cent of Jewish students on Canadian campuses “experienced or witnessed at least one instance of antisemitism over the previous 12 months,” while retired Ontario Court of Appeal justice Mary Lou Benotto’s review of Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) found that “numerous
Yoni Goldstein: Jews, everywhere, appear to have moving on their minds (opens the original)
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The Hebrew word for emigration is “yeridah,” which translates to “descent.” Its connotation is not kind. In Israel, emigration is often judged as a failure of the individual, rather than the state. Yeridah is a word used to suggest that the émigré couldn’t handle the Israeli lifestyle, namely, conscription in the Israeli army and the economic and social difficulties that come with living in a Jewish state surrounded by belligerent enemies. The word signifies a profound spiritual failure that lea
Yoni Goldstein: Postmodernism is coming to a natural end (opens the original)
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There is no specific date on which to pin the advent of the postmodern age. The term was coined in reference to painting in 1870, and first cited as a descriptor for contemporary social and cultural thought in 1939. In 1960, the sociologist Daniel Bell published “The End of Ideology,” heralding a “post-industrial society” and laying the groundwork for postmodern thought as a guiding light in academia. Jacques Derrida and Michel Foucault followed from the mid-’60s, cementing the philosophical bas
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