From ancient times to the present, antisemitism has proved to be one of the most enduring and adaptable forms of hatred. In the latest edition of the Jewish Quarterly, acclaimed British historian Sir Simon Schama examines the forces that have enabled this old hatred to mutate and thrive, even within liberal democracies. With his characteristic clarity, erudition and curiosity, Schama looks at the antisemitic myths and imagery that recur throughout Jewish history, culminating in the latest outbreaks since the October 7 attacks and the war in Gaza.
Simon will be interviewed, live-via-Zoom, by veteran journalist and broadcaster, Ramona Koval — a Global Conversation not to be missed