Monday, September 28, 2009

Antony Loewenstein: The smell of Jewish fascism


Ilan Mizrahi has spent 16 years photographing and filming right wing Israeli settlers in the West Bank city of Hebron. His film, Israel: Rise of the Right, looks at the followers of Rabbi Meir Kahane, an American-born rabbi and politician who proposed the mass expulsion of Arabs from Israel before he was assassinated in 1990.

13 comments:

  1. shouldnt it be zionist fascism?

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  2. off topic, but i was just curious, tgia, what's the problem with long ties?

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  3. The title is not mine yasmin. It's Loewenstein's. The source for this post.

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  4. <span>The title is not mine yasmin. It's Loewenstein's. The source for this post.</span>

    http://antonyloewenstein.com/2009/09/28/the-smell-of-jewish-fascism/

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  5. Ties worn long, beyond the belt, are widely considered as as no no. There are Freudian connotations if you see what  I mean.

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  6. Have a look here. It's in French.
    http://lechouandesvilles.over-blog.com/article-31842902.html

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  7. Bernard Kouchner, once a doctor sans frontiere and now is minister above
    Here's Alain Minc another advisor to Sarkosy.

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  8. I made the adjustment just in case.

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  9. well, i'm suddenly filled with revulsion - like you.  when should the tie stop then?

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  10. The " red line" not be crossed is formed naturally by the belt. Anything longer is bad form. One, of course, can fiddle with the rules but generally speaking it can happen when one knows them. Well the question is how can you tell if one knows them or not? The answer is simple,  people known for knowing them, say the ones who have already a sartorial "reputation" can tweak them. Others are, wrongly or rightly, frowned at..
    It's a tough world out there..lol.

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  11. It has always been my view that those who wear long ties like this need to point out a tiny apparatus,  otherwise one would not know there was anything there :)

    On to the subject at hand,  I can smell the fascism here and in Israel. There is no mistaking it,  a pathway that leads to a pit.

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  12. I couldn't watch the whole thing.  Too revolting.

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