Suspect Ideology: Unmasking the Operationalization of Holocaust-based Identity in the Israeli High Court of Justice (original) (raw)

This analysis explores the intersection of Holocaust narrative and Israeli identity through the lens of critical legal theory. By examining the Israeli High Court of Justice's decisions, the work critiques both prevalent and counter narratives surrounding the Holocaust, revealing how these stories shape national identity and influence conflict. The paper argues for an understanding of the Holocaust that not only confronts dominant narratives but also acknowledges the complexities and consequences of those representations within contemporary legal and social contexts.