Description
What does antisemitism really look like today – and how is it misunderstood, politicised, and weaponised? In this urgent and wide-ranging conversation, journalist and author Rachel Shabi discusses her powerful new book, Off-White, which explores the shifting landscape of antisemitism and its place within wider struggles for justice.
Drawing on her own British-Iraqi Jewish identity, Shabi challenges simplistic narratives and asks how we can build genuine solidarity in a fractured political climate.
Timely, provocative, and deeply human, this event invites us to rethink race, identity, and belonging in a world increasingly divided by them.
About the Author
Rachel Shabi
Rachel Shabi is an award-winning journalist, author and broadcaster, She reported extensively on Israel/Palestine and covered the Arab uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt. Now based in London, she writes about current affairs for the Guardian, The New York Times, The Nation, The New York Review of Books, The I and Prospect magazine. Her first book, Not the Enemy: Israel’s Jews from Arab Lands received a US National Jewish Book Award.
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