Amnon Raz‑Krakotzkin

Amnon Raz‑Krakotzkin is an Israeli historian and professor of Jewish history at Ben‑Gurion University of the Negev. His academic work spans early modern Jewish history, exile, textual traditions, and the cultural and political development of Zionism. He is the author of Exil et Souveraineté and Exile and Binationalism, and has written extensively on Jewish intellectual history, censorship, and the relationship between Jewish tradition and modern nationalism. eume-berlin.de Raz‑Krakotzkin’s public dissent centers on his critique of Zionism and his advocacy for a binational political framework in Israel‑Palestine. He is widely known for arguing that Jewish historical experience and concepts of exile offer alternatives to nationalist sovereignty, and for situating binationalism within Jewish and Palestinian intellectual traditions. His work contributes significantly to scholarly and public discussions of Jewish anti‑Zionist thought.