
Scholar and author Izabella Tabarovsky discusses the roots of modern antizionism, Soviet propaganda, Jewish identity, and the evolving nature of antisemitism. Izabella traces how Soviet antizionist narratives shaped today’s global discourse, explains why antizionism functions as a modern political expression of antisemitism, and discusses the psychological pressures facing young Jews in progressive spaces. The conversation also explores the need for a new Jewish resilience, the failures of institutional responses, and why combating antizionism requires long-term cultural, educational, and ideological work rather than a single “silver bullet” solution. About the guest Izabella Tabarovsky is a scholar, writer, and researcher specializing in Soviet antizionism, contemporary antisemitism, and Jewish identity. She is a leading voice on the ideological roots of modern antizionism and its influence on contemporary political discourse. Her work has appeared in major publications including...
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