Antisemitism And Islamophobia / Lisa Idzikowski, book editor
"When the Palestinian militant organization Hamas launched brutal attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, it sent shock waves across the world. In the aftermath, Israel launched a counterattack on the Gaza Strip, home of Hamas as well as millions of Palestinians. As a result of these attacks, tens of thousands of Palestinian civilians have been injured or killed. Both events have resulted in strong emotional responses and impassioned calls for action from politicians, aid organizations, and civilians on a global scale, but the same strong emotions have also become visible through a rise in antisemitism, which is prejudice and hostility toward Jewish people, and Islamophobia, which is prejudice and hostility toward Muslims. This volume examines recent patterns of antisemitism and Islamophobia in the U.S. and abroad, how they relate to the history of religion-based prejudice, and possible solutions to curb prejudice and hate" -- Provided by publisher
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- ISBN: 9781534509917
- ISBN: 1534509917
- ISBN: 9781534509924
- ISBN: 1534509925
- Physical Description: 176 pages ; 24 cm
- Edition: First edition
- Publisher: Buffalo, NY : Greenhaven Publishing, 2025
- Copyright: ℗♭2025
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- Bibliography, etc. Note:
- Includes bibliographical references and index
- Formatted Contents Note:
- Chapter 1 : Have global events shaped antisemitism and Islamophobia in the United States? The desire to keep America free from immigrants is nothing new / Ron Elving ; The war between Israel and Hamas escalated antisemitism and Islamophobia / Society for Human Resource Management ; The conflict between Israel and Palestine strains loyalties and increases tensions / Council on Foreign Relations ; Colleges must curb antisemitic and Islamophobic behavior among students / Tovia Smith ; The majority of U.S. Muslims are critical of America's involvement in Israel-Hamas War and treatment of Islamophobia / Besheer Mohamed ; Western beliefs about Islam and other religions have changed over time / Philip C. Almond -- Chapter 2 : Do antisemitism and Islamophobia impact U.S. politics? Islamophobia has greatly increased around the world / United Nations ; The United States has a history of anti-Muslim policies / Basima Sisemore and Rhonda Itaoui ; Why the Israel-Hamas War is such a divisive and emotional issue in the West / Hugh Breakey ; Is all criticism of Israel antisemitic? / Joshua Shanes ; Facts about President Trump's Muslim ban / Peniel Ibe ; Both sides of the political spectrum promote Islamophobia / Stuart Chambers -- Chapter 3 : Do extremism and radicalism play a role in antisemitism and Islamophobia? Is Hamas a terrorist organization? / Kali Robinson ; Zionism's relationship to Judaism and Israel / The Editors of Encyclopedia Britannica ; American Muslims believe in freedom of religion, not extremism / Anne Beahm ; Western bias shapes how groups are viewed / M. Muhannad Ayyash -- Chapter 4 : Can antisemitism and Islamophobia be prevented in the future? Fighting bigotry, including antisemitism and Islamophobia, through education / United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization ; Social media can be used to educate and fight antisemitism / Alan Marcus ; Universities can help combat hate by allowing dissent / Pratim Sengupta, Pallavi Banerjee, and Yahya El-Lahib ; The harms of the war on terror must be addressed and corrected / Farah Pandith
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