Antizionist Jews Are Furious With Israel, MAAZ Founder Adam Louis-Klein Thinks We Can Win Them Back!
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Can progressive Jews who have turned against Israel actually be won back? MAAZ founder Adam Louis-Klein says yes — and explains exactly how to do it. The key isn't telling them Israel is great. It's showing them that antizionism violates the very progressive values they already hold. This clip is taken from one of the most important full episodes Being Jewish with Jonah Platt has ever released. Adam Louis-Klein — anthropologist, writer, and founder of the Movement Against Antizionism (MAAZ) — joins Jonah for a deep, unflinching breakdown of everything driving the antizionism debate. Adam defines antizionism as its own distinct hate movement built on three core libels: colonizer, apartheid, and genocide — each engineered to exploit modern moral sensibilities and justify hostility toward Jews and Israel. He explains why calling it antisemitism actually lets antizionists off the hook, traces its roots from Arab nationalist and Soviet propaganda to its capture of universities, NGOs, and media, and lays out a practical framework for shutting it down — online, at work, and on campus. Watch the full episode on the Being Jewish with Jonah Platt channel. 🎙️ Being Jewish with Jonah Platt — Jewish identity, culture, and community through honest, funny, and deeply human conversations. If you want to go deeper beyond the podcast, join the Being Jewish Kehillah -- our subscriber community that gives you access to exclusive bonus content, merch discounts, live office hours with Jonah, special community events, and more. Join the Kehillah today at http://beingjewishpodcast.com/join #BeingJewish #JonahPlatt #AdamLouisKlein #Antizionism #MAAZ #JewishPodcast #ProIsrael #JewishIdentity #ProgressiveJews #Zionism #AntizionismIsRacism
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