Episode 37: The genocidal claim of genocide with Adam Louis-Klein

Episode 37: The genocidal claim of genocide with Adam Louis-Klein

Many of our Patreon subscribers have asked us to address the campaign against Israel that accuses it of genocide, colonialism and so on. This episode is the beginning of our deep dive into examining these questions.


What do anti-Zionists argue? What do they want? When is it antisemitic and when legitimate? And how do we know?


We posed these questions and more to anthropologist Adam Louis-Klein, a compelling commentator on academic and elite anti-Israel narratives and ideas. The resulting conversation is a fascinating and helpful dive into these ideas and the problems they pose for Jews in the modern age.


This episode is sponsored by the Frozen Chosen, Haviv’s supportive community in Minnesota, to honor Noi Maudi, 29, a US-Israeli dual citizen from the southern Israeli town of Yated who taught in the community for 5 years and was a beloved teacher and friend. Noi was murdered on October 7 along with other members of his family, including his nephew and brother-in-law, at a music festival near Kibbutz Nirim.


He was an impactful and beloved Hebrew teacher at the Talmud Torah of St Paul Minnesota from 2015 to 2021.


Please join us on Patreon to support this project: ⁠https://www.patreon.com/AskHavivAnything⁠.


If you would like to sponsor an episode, please email us at haviv@askhavivanything.com⁠.


Musical intro by Adam Ben Amitai.

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Episode 91: Is the Iran war about China? A conversation with Melissa Chen

Episode 91: Is the Iran war about China? A conversation with Melissa Chen

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Episode 90: Is it "fascist" to believe a state can belong to a specific people?

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Episode 89: Who benefits from continuing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict?

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Episode 88: America's "24% problem" with young antisemitism, with Jonah Platt

Episode 88: America's "24% problem" with young antisemitism, with Jonah Platt

Is American Jewish identity weakening before our eyes? Are American Jews, caught in a whirlwind of hatred directed both at Israel and at the Jews themselves, turning their backs on their Jewish identi...

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Episode 87: How can you support a better Palestinian future?

Episode 87: How can you support a better Palestinian future?

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Episode 86: Alliances and rivalries in a new Middle East, with Dan Schueftan

Episode 86: Alliances and rivalries in a new Middle East, with Dan Schueftan

The inimitable Prof. Dan Schueftan joins Haviv to break down a "profoundly dangerous" turn in the Middle East. With Saudi Arabia shifting away from its alliance with Israel and the Emirates and Turkey...

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Episode 85: How knowing your story makes you invincible, with Noam Weissman

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