Zionism and Fascism

[Lauren Johnson]

here is a pdf by this book by Eran Kaplan. In his intro to the book, he says this about his use of the term "radical right":

I prefer to use the term radical Right rather than fascism in discussing
the cultural roots of revisionism. In his essay "Power and Strate-
gies" Michel Foucault wrote, "The non-analysis of fascism is one of
the important political facts of the past thirty years. It enables fas-
cism to be used as a floating signifier, whose function is essentially
that of denunciation." The term radical Right allows for a more his-
toricist analysis of the groups that were part of the cultural, intellec-
tual, and political revolt against the values of modernity, an analysis
that focuses more on the origins and development of this historical
phenomenon than on its horrifying aftermath.