Von Matzpen zu der Boykottbewegung: Die israelische Linke, der Internationalismus und die Solidarität mit Palästina
Talk and discussion with Liliana Kaczerginski
The event will take place in English, German translation is available.
Vortrag und Diskussion mit Liliana Cordova Kaczerginski
From „Matzpen“ to the boycott movement: the Israeli left,
internationalism and the solidarity with Palestine
The term “Israeli left” has many meanings in the German left. For some, it still means the colonialism of the Kibbutzim movement, for some it means Zionist-socialist parties such as Hadash or Meretz, and for some it is a contradiction in itself, since “left” negates the term “Israeli”.
In order to understand the real essence of this left a historical-materialist analysis is needed, which we would like to seek together on this evening. For this reason we have invited the activist and former “Matzpen” comrade Liliana Kaczerginski. We would like to share her experiences as part of the Israeli anti-Zionist left, in the internationalist solidarity movement with Palestine up to her involvement with the BDS-campaign and discuss her perspective on the class relations and contradictions of the Israeli society.
Kaczerginski was born in France, raisedin Argentina and immigrated to Jerusalem, where she became a member of the leftist group “Israeli Socialist Organisation”, better known as “Matzpen”. She then left and lived in France and Morocco. Today she is active in different anti-Zionist networks in Spain and in the solidarity work with Palestine.
Um das wahre Wesen dieser Linke zu verstehen, bedarf es einer historisch-materialistisch
Kaczerginski wurde in Frankreich geboren, in Argentinien groß geworden und ist nach Jerusalem immigriert, wo sie Mitglied der linken Gruppe “Israelische Sozialistische Organisation” wurde, besser bekannt als “Matzpen”. Danach lebte sie in Frankreich und Marokko. Heute ist sie in Spanien in verschiedenen antizionistischen Netzwerken und in der Solidaritätsarbeit mit Palästina aktiv.
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