[âThe Psychology of the Transference,â CW 16, par. 357.] Once the projections are recognized as such, the particular form of rapport known as the transference is at an end, and the problem of individual relationship begins. [âThe Therapeutic Value of Abreaction,â ibid., par.
Anti-Zionism has become the most dangerous and effective form of anti-Semitism in our time, through its systematic delegitimization, defamation, and demonization of Israel.nti-Zionism in the Arab world emerged at the end of the 19th century, very soon after the First Zionist Congress was held in Basel in 1897. However, only after the Young Turk revolution in 1908 opposition to Zionism in Palestine and Greater Syria became widespread.
In the late 1960s, the Austrian Jewish writer and Auschwitz survivor Jean Amery wrote, âAnti-Zionism contains anti-Semitism like a cloud contains a storm.â To put it mildly, Ameryâs definition of modern anti-Semitism wasnât accepted by post-Holocaust Europe as a force to be combated.he addition of Islamic-animated anti-Semitism by Muslims in Europe has created a pathologically violent climate for Jews. The European Left has stoked anti-Semitism and somehow believes it is insulated from the disease because the Left is supposed to be free from Jew-hatred.