معاداة السامية في الفكر اليهودي

Abstract EN

Anti-Semitism is an imprecise term that does not apply to Jews alone; Because the literal meaning of it means : hostility to the Semites, or to members of the Semitic race, the great majority of which are Arabs; While some researchers question the affiliation of Jews to it; Accusing the Arabs of anti-Semitism due to the frequent recourse to it on the part of the Jews is not correct to attribute it to the Arabs.

The term "anti-Jewishness" is more accurate and correct than "anti Semitism"; Because the world's hostility to the Jews was due to their Judaism; And not because they are Semites, the Jews are far from Semitic, and from the ancient Semitic Jews, and that there is no relationship between the Jews of the Torah and the Jews of the twentieth century, who are in fact of Eastern European origin, from the Turkic-Mongolian Khazar tribes who lived in Central Asia, then left To the area between the Ural Sea and the Caspian Sea (Caspian Sea).

The reasons for "anti-Semitism" are religious, political, and social.

On top of the religious reasons : the text of the Jewish Sharia prohibiting mixing with foreign Jews, not marrying and eating with them, and on top of the political reasons : the lack of integration into the people who live among them, which hinders the state's political and economic progress, and it becomes as if they are a state within a state, and on top of the social reasons : Jews lent money to non-Jewish peoples with exorbitant usury, in accordance with what came in the Torah, and this led to the impoverishment of civilians from the peoples who owed them to them, which made the peoples' hatred against the Jews great.