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The Jerusalem PostPolitics

Biologist Launches Initiative to Combat 'Mutating Virus' of Anti-Zionism

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Evolutionary biologist Stephanie Spielman has launched Expose Antizionism Now, a nonprofit aimed at reframing the fight against anti-Zionism. She argues it's a destructive ideology, not just political dissent, and urges Jewish communities to shift from defense to exposing its nature. Spielman's work draws on her background in evolutionary biology to analyze how anti-Zionism adapts and mutates. The organization provides tools and resources, including an AI chatbot, to help individuals challenge anti-Zionist rhetoric in everyday life.

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  • Stephanie Spielman, an evolutionary biologist, founded Expose Antizionism Now to combat anti-Zionism.
  • She views anti-Zionism as a destructive, mutating ideology, not mere political disagreement.
  • Spielman advocates shifting strategy from defending Israel to exposing anti-Zionism.
  • Her turning point was the 2014 Gaza conflict, not the October 7 attacks.
  • The organization offers tools, including an AI chatbot, to challenge anti-Zionist premises.
  • Spielman seeks to remove social permission and benefits for expressing anti-Zionist views.
Biologist Launches Initiative to Combat 'Mutating Virus' of Anti-Zionism
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