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Movement Against Antizionism retweeted
Solidarity with the people of France against antizionist oppression and violence.
The Slánský Trial was a show trial in Czechoslovakia in November–December 1952, in which Rudolf Slánský, the Jewish secretary-general of the Communist Party, and 13 other mostly Jewish defendants were convicted of "Trotskyite-Titoist-Zionist" conspiracy, espionage for the West, and economic sabotage. Orchestrated under Stalinist influence, it featured forced confessions undertones, linking defendants to “Zionism” and Israel despite their communist loyalty. Eleven were executed. Part of a broader wave of purges in the Eastern Bloc following the Doctors' Plot, it reflected Soviet export of antizionist campaigns and served as a vehicle for internal power struggles and the scapegoating of Jews as "Zionists."
Movement Against Antizionism retweeted
🚨 YES, OCTOBER 7 CAN BE LEGALLY CLASSIFIED AS GENOCIDE!
Avraham Shalev, @russell_sl, director of international law at the @KoheletForum, argues that Hamas’ October 7 attack satisfies the central legal requirement for genocide: intent to destroy a national, ethnic or religious group, in whole or in part.
His case rests on three layers:
1. Hamas’ explicitly eliminationist ideology.
2. Years of planning for Israel’s destruction, including operational orders to enter Israeli communities and kill as many people as possible.
3. And the attack itself — directed heavily at civilian communities and accompanied by atrocities that, he argues, demonstrate genocidal intent.
Shalev says Hamas should not escape the genocide label simply because Israel’s military stopped it from killing more people:
“The only thing that prevented Hamas from killing more was its lack of capacity.”
Meanwhile, he argues, the global conversation has largely inverted the story: a war that began with what he describes as an act of genocide is now overwhelmingly framed around accusations of genocide against Israel.
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The Movement Against Antizionism has produced the narrative and discursive infrastructure to meet this moment and is waiting for the major Jewish communal institutions to heed the call.
In 1968, Polish communist authorities launched an antizionist campaign to distract the public and crush dissent while students were protesting the banning of a play by Adam Mickiewicz. Although classical antisemitism was officially banned under communist ideology as a reactionary evil, the regime under Władysław Gomułka and security chief Mieczysław Moczar used antizionism as its own permission structure, allowing them to brand Jews as “Zionists” and a disloyal "fifth column." This enabled a vicious purge across the party, army, academia, and professions: thousands were fired, harassed, publicly humiliated in staged rallies, and pressured to emigrate (around 13,000 fled between 1968 and 1972), effectively completing the postwar ethnic cleansing of Poland’s remaining Jewish population.