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Hasan argues the phrase Pax Judaica comes from modern white-supremacist far-right circles rather than biblical scholarship.
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FAR Right
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Jiang says people would now likely consider him far right despite his left self-description.
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"...Pax Judaica are not biblical scholars. They're the modern white supremacist far -right. Sorry."
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"...my politics, I believe most people would consider me on the far right nowadays. And that's unfortunate."
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"uh representative of democrats and republicans and like far right far left but but but can you give me an example like Trump for..."
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"...in geopolitics this is what's happening in the united states so far right now where in america trump hates the democrats much more than..."
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"...legitimate, normal, religious tradition. But when we see behavior of radical far -right Zionists, we are against that. And when we see what role..."
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"...Israel, as many people legitimately do. You talk about this pretty far -right concept of Pax Judaica, a new world order centered around Israel...."
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"But you know where this concept comes from. It exists in far -right online circles. It's not some academic term."
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"Do you believe that the Greater Israel Project is a far -right conspiracy theory? No. What is it then?"
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"...teaches aligns with every other poor prophet that we've studied so far right number three is these other"
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"...europe and and that's why putin is so supportive of these far -right populist parties because immigration is a is a wedge issue in..."
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"...and rising, I don't know what exactly to call it, maybe far -right nationalism, or even kind of peeking behind the curtain at 20th..."
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"...well as culture. Okay? Alright? Alright, let's continue. We're clear so far, right? Okay. So in the beginning we had agriculture. Why did we..."
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