Name: なぜ人は反ユダヤ主義者なのか？| 第4話｜偏見の裏にあるものとは？第4話｜BBCアイデア (Why are people anti-Semitic? | What's Behind Prejudice? Episode 4 | BBC Ideas)
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I think in the UK, people are just sort of reckoning now with

the existence of anti-Semitism and I think that,

that sort of self-interrogation is very difficult for people.

I think it's an identity crisis in the UK - people understanding

I have experienced anti-Semitism from people who are on the far left

and the far right, and people who are black and white, men and women.

Anti-Semitism is not restricted to one party or gender or race.

A swastika got painted on a synagogue in Leeds.

No, not in the least, there's nothing to be worried about -

I think that's so British, to just be Iike,

"Yes, there's nothing to worry about, one ignores these things."

But I also think that's sort of the reason that...

The vast majority of people are not actively anti-Semitic.

And when anti-Semitic stuff like that did happen,

and for many years when it has happened, it's sort of like,

"Oh well, we'll wash it off the wall and get on with business as usual."

And now that it's back in the forefront, I think it's shocking for

people precisely because it is the kind of thing that

It's so interesting to watch this, because this feels like

This Orban speech sums up so much of anti-Semitic rhetoric,

"Not open, but hiding. Not straightforward, but crafty."

And then he goes, "Not national, but international."

It's that tie between nationalism and anti-Semitism

that Jews are somehow not from here - they don't belong here.

There's no way to describe Jews that doesn't sound ludicrous

when they go into sort of that stereotype they're like,

"They're crafty" or "They're sneaky" "They're wily."

I think Jews get bludgeoned with Israel sometimes.

I think Israel is like a very weird lead pipe for a lot of people

"Well, you're Jewish, so explain this Israeli policy."

And you're like, "Well, I don't know if I 100% agree with that policy,

And they're like, "Well, then do you think Israel shouldn't exist?"

And you're like, "Well no. That's not what I said either."

and it is the only sort of Jewish homeland on earth

so for that reason, Jews do have a special affiliation with it.

And it is a place, by the way, where I love my time in Israel,

because it is one of the only places where I do not feel

I've taken issue with many of its policies in the same way that

I take issue with many of the UK's policies and many American policies.

...or it's used to justify anti-Semitism.

My favorite quote about anti-Semitism is this Jean-Paul Sartre quote,

I do think that a good way to reduce anti-Semitism

is for people to understand that Jew is a label

or Jew as a type is a label that is entirely constructed.

It doesn't mean that you are a type of person or a certain way.

There is a strong heritage which you may opt into if you so choose.

I think it's crucial for people to understand that Jews are complicated

There are rich Jews and poor Jews, and Jews who are educated,

And if you think all Jews are sort of powerful and educated and rich,

I have a bunch of cousins that you should meet,