Series Description: The diversification and intensification of old and new anti-Jewish prejudices are unfolding in increasingly complex settings and at the intersection of national, regional, and global levels. The uniqueness and common thread of these manifestations have given rise to various conceptual frameworks and categories for their definition and analysis. This series will focus both on conceptual challenges and on the analysis of specific trends in different national and regional contexts, where anti-Zionism and antisemitism have manifested themselves in the aftermath of and around October 7. As a result of these lectures, both academics, policymakers working to combat anti-Jewish prejudice, and the general public will be able to update their knowledge with the latest approaches.
Identificar, nombrar y analizar las nuevas expresiones y escenarios de los prejuicios antijudíos. Continuidad y cambios-Debates contemporáneos.
[Identifying, naming, and analyzing new expressions and Scenarios of Anti-Jewish Prejudice. Continuities and changes. Contemporary Debates.]
21 October 2026 “Identifying, Naming, and Analyzing New Expressions and Scenarios of Anti-Jewish Prejudice. A Conceptual Approach”
Professor Judit Bokser Liwerant, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
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28 October 2026 “The Power of Anti-Zionism in the United States: A Gradual Hegemony Building. A Comparative Perspective”
Professor Luis Fleischman, Palm Beach State College, Florida, US
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25 November 2026 “Anti-Jewism as a New Conceptual and Methodological Approach to Jewish Hate”
Professor Sergio DellaPergola, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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9 December 2026 “Anti-Zionism and Anti-Semitism: A View from Latin America and Europe”
Professor Stephan Sberro, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Mexico
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23 December 2026 “Jewish Anti-Zionism and the Emerging Geopolitical Conjucture: A New Morality or a New Post-Modern Judenrat?”
Professor Alberto Spektorovski, Tel Aviv University, Israel
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6 January 2027 “Antisemitism in the Light of Critical Geopolítics”
Professor Daniel Kersffeld, CONICET (Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas), Argentina
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20 January 2027 “Round Table: Latin America in the World”
Professor Alberto Spektorovski, Tel Aviv University, Israel
Professor Stephan Sberro, Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, Mexico
Professor Sergio DellaPergola, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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3 February 2027 “The Metamorphosis of Contemporary Antisemitism in France: A Comparative Perspective”
Professor Michel Wieviorka, École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (EHESS), France
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17 February 2027 “The Conceptual Dimension of Anti-Jewish Prejudice in the Context Following October 7, 2023, and the Transformations in Israeli Society”
Dr. Yossi Goldstein, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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3 March 2027 “Distorting Mirrors”
Dr. Diana Sperling, Investigadora Independiente, Argentina
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17 March 2027 “Middle Eastern Conflicts and Wars, and the Deep Currents of Global Antisemitism”
Professor Luis Roniger, Wake Forest University, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, US
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31 March 2027 “The Uses and Misuses of the Term “Zionism” in Latin America”
Professor Romina Yalonetzky, Investigadora Independiente, Peru
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14 April 2027 “Decolonial Anti-Zionist Theory, Christian Zionism, and Indictments to Latin American Anti-Semites After 7/10″
Dr. Leonardo Senkman, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel
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5 May 2027 “Latin America in a Multiscale Ecosystem of Protest, Solidarity, and Prejudice”
Professor Judit Bokser Liwerant, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Mexico
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19 May 2027 “New Perspectives After October 7″
Roundtable featuring several speakers