The Roots and Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism

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Location:: Hudson Institute
Washington, D.C.
Event Date:: 05.21.08
Speakers:: Dr. Andrew Bostom,; Hillel Fradkin
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Summary: At the Hudson Institute in Washington, DC, author Andrew Bostom presented conclusions from his new book, The Legacy of Antisemitism, published by Prometheus Books.

In the book, Mr. Bostom drew from scholarly journals and sacred texts to argue that Islamic antisemitism is rooted in Islam's foundational texts.

Dr. Andrew Bostom is the author of The Legacy of Jihad: Islamic Holy War and the Fate of Non-Muslims. He is an associate professor of medicine at Brown University.

He has published numerous articles and commentaries on Islam in the Washington Times, National Review Online, American Thinker, and Revue Politique.

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Dr. Andrew Bostom

Andrew G. Bostom is the author of The Legacy of Jihad (Prometheus, 2005) and The Legacy of Islamic Antisemitism.

Hillel Fradkin

Hillel Fradkin joined Hudson Institute as a senior fellow in June 2004. He directs Hudson's Center on Islam, Democracy, and the Future of the Muslim World. Prior to joining Hudson, Fradkin was president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center, where he directed the Islam and American Democracy program, the Jewish Studies program, and the Foreign Policy program. From 1998 to 2001, Fradkin was the W.H. Brady Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, after giving a decade of service to the Lynde and Harry Bradley Foundation as vice president. From 1983 to 1986 Fradkin was a program officer with the John M. Olin Foundation. Fradkin has a long history of service in higher education. From 1987 to 1998, he was a professor at the University of Chicago; from 1979 to 1986 he was an assistant professor at Barnard College and Columbia University; from 1977 to 1979 he was a visiting instructor at Yale University; and from 1977 to 1979 he was assistant director of the Project on Islamic Thought at the University of Maryland.

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01 hr 57 min 15 sec

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01.: Introduction

04 min 08 sec

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02.: The Jihad Against Jews

04 min 49 sec

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03.: Antisemitism in the Qu'ran

04 min 41 sec

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04.: History of Jihad

04 min 28 sec

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05.: Dhimmitude

03 min 58 sec

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06.: Contemporary Muslim Views of Non-Muslims

03 min 03 sec

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07.: Anti-Dhimmism and Antisemitism

03 min 50 sec

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08.: Quranic Antisemitism

04 min 31 sec

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09.: Jews as Dhimmi

04 min 00 sec

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10.: "Love of the Prophet Requires Hatred of the Jews"

03 min 37 sec

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11.: Antisemitism Not Borrowed

05 min 18 sec

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12.: Conclusion

00 min 44 sec

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13.: Hillel Fradken Responds

03 min 07 sec

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14.: History of Antisemitism

03 min 28 sec

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15.: Hatred and Contempt

04 min 51 sec

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16.: The Sources of Antisemitism

03 min 20 sec

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17.: The Danger of Antisemitism

05 min 01 sec

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18.: Q1: Do You Disagree?

04 min 27 sec

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19.: Bostom's Response

06 min 03 sec

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20.: Q2: Do Politicians Understand Jihadism?

01 min 34 sec

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21.: Q3: Radical Islam vs. Islam

03 min 47 sec

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22.: Fradkin Responds

04 min 30 sec

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23.: Q4: What is the Model of Antisemitism?

09 min 46 sec

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24.: Q5: Re-Education

04 min 49 sec

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25.: Q6: Antisemitism in Other Religions

04 min 52 sec

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26.: Q7: What is the Future of Western Understanding of Jihad?

07 min 15 sec

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27.: Q8: Israel- Syria Negotiations

02 min 59 sec

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Andrew Bostom on Dhimmitude

03 min 57 sec

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Andrew Bostom on Quranic Antisemitism

04 min 30 sec

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Hillel Fradkin on the Danger of Antisemitism

04 min 56 sec

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