Critical studies on 'new anti-Semitism' 

My dissertation, Critical Studies on 'New Anti-Semitism,' examines the entanglements of 'New Anti-Semitism' with anti-Palestinian racism, state philosemitism, and Staatsräson within the context of European border politics, settler colonialism, and coloniality. Utilizing a diffractive ethnographic methodology, I trace the migration and entanglement of these discourses, analyzing how they shape racialized belonging in Germany and beyond. From my positionality as a Jewish, queer, anti-colonial migrant, I critically engage with how queer and feminist discourses are mobilized to justify and perpetuate genocide, particularly in the context of Israel's colonial violence. Through the lens of securitization, necropolitics, and philosemitism, I interrogate how these frameworks coalesce to suppress Palestinian resistance and sustain structures of state violence, contributing to a broader political and racialized landscape of exclusion and oppression.

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