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Is antisemitism the next chapter of “America First”? Many see the appeal of antisemitic ideas among younger conservatives as a natural consequence of a hard right nationalist turn. Yoram Hazony — a prominent advocate of nationalist politics — is trying to keep that from happening. He joins Ross to discuss the root of right-wing antisemitism and what right-wing leaders should do about it.
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Show Notes
Is antisemitism the next chapter of “America First”? Many see the appeal of antisemitic ideas among younger conservatives as a natural consequence of a hard right nationalist turn. Yoram Hazony — a prominent advocate of nationalist politics — is trying to keep that from happening. He joins Ross to discuss the root of right-wing antisemitism and what right-wing leaders should do about it.
- 02:12 - Just how bad is antisemitism on the right?
- 06:24 - The generational and theological rebellion
- 14:35 - “The virtues of nationalism” and an American cultural center
- 25:33 - Foreign policy under nationalism
- 29:59 - The U.S. - Israel Relationship and antisemitism
- 45:59 - What can nationalist leaders do about antisemitism
(A full transcript of this episode is available on the Times website.)
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