la seconda intifada nella stampa italiana. la crisi della basilica della natività a betlemme / the second intifada in the italian press: the church of the nativity crisis
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This paper intends to analyze the way the Italian press reported one of the most sensitive events of the Second Intifada, the siege to the Nativity Church in Bethlehem of April-May 2002.In particular, it aims at investigating whether and to what extend the identified press used a “nexus” between anti-Zionism and anti-Semitism. In some of the articles and of the cartoons published on the Italian newspapers and journals, it is possible to identify stereotypes coming from an anti-Jewish “archive”, that has been combining different discourses, from the Catholic anti-Judaism, to the racial and the political anti-Semitism, both right-wing and Marxist, up to the current anti-Israeli and anti-Zionist positions.
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| Year | 2011 |
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