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Full feature2026-04-26

The Daffodil That Poisons Memory

Why wearing a daffodil on April 19th is not a tribute to the ghetto uprising fighters, but rather a conscious or unconscious support for the Israeli narrative? Łukasz Gajewski analyzes how the memory of the Holocaust has been hijacked by Israeli propaganda, becoming a tool to legitimize policies towards Palestinians. He cites Finkelstein, Maté, and Boehm to expose the mechanism in which Jewish trauma serves as fuel for militarism and violence.

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Politics

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Theory

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