Jew[ish]

by Matt Greene

We can and must acknowledge the individual nature of anti-Semitism while realising that never again means not ever for anyone: not the Roma of Italy, the subject of a proposed census by the coalition’s populist Interior Ministry; not the Yazidi, massacred by ISIL and dispersed across the globe; and not for Uyghur Muslims, a million of whom, at the time of writing, are believed to be interned in Chinese re-education camps. Recognising persecution and standing shoulder to shoulder with those who are oppressed and dispossessed is a key part of what it means to be Jewish.