Inevitable: New Republic Calls Former Editor Andrew Sullivan An Anti-Semite
I knew that Andrew Sullivan's abandonment of the hard right position on Israel was driving his old buds at the New Republic crazy.
Andrew was once TNR's wunderkind, the youngest editor in its history. Smart, cool, Oxford educated and a gentile Zionist. (Sullivan himself has written that he was pro-Israel long before he got to TNR).
Sullivan left TNR and its whacked out publisher, Marty Peretz, on good terms although Sullivan must have known that there was one condition for remaining on those good terms: he must never attack Israel's policies.
But, after Gaza, the increasingly liberal Sullivan could not take it anymore. He remains pro-Israel but was, and is, utterly disgusted by Israel's behavior in Gaza. Plus, he can't stand the neocons.
And so the break with TNR had to come. And here it is from Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor and bosom buddy of publisher Peretz.
Here's my summation. "Andrew Sullivan always had theological problems with Jews because they don't get the Trinity. For awhile he laid that aside. But now his virulent hatred of Israel and people like Krauthammer has caused him to revert to who he originally was. He is a Jew-hater."
The title of the piece is "Something Much Darker: Andrew Sullivan Has A Serious Problem."
It's a classic. I know most of you won't read the whole piece. Wieseltier's prose is impenetrable. But try.
I hope Sullivan is not bothered by the Wiesel's diatribe although I suspect he may be. No one likes being called an anti-semite or a racist. But consider the source: the TNR ghetto where every gentile is either a current Jew-hater or a future one.
God, it must drive Peretz and the Wiesel nuts that their once fair-haired (and now no-haired) boy is one of the most influential thinkers in America while they have been relegated to that microspace where Michael Goldfarb, Jonah Goldberg, and John Podhoretz reign supreme.

















calling someone anti-semetic has come to mean they are telling the truth.
i always read and reread everything that person has said once he is labled anti-semetic.
there probably is a lot to learn in those words.
February 9, 2010 10:59 AM | Reply | Permalink
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"God, it must drive Peretz and the Wiesel nuts that their once fair-haired (and now no-haired) boy is one of the most influential thinkers in America while they have been relegated to that microspace where Michael Goldfarb, Jonah Goldberg, and John Podhoretz reign supreme."
February 9, 2010 11:06 AM | Reply | Permalink
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February 9, 2010 12:36 PM | Reply | Permalink
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February 9, 2010 11:19 AM | Reply | Permalink
Did you read the comments section under Wieseltier's smear? Even the TNR readers are starting to doubt....and post.
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Sullivan: "... one of the most influential thinkers in America ..." is being a might histrionic don't you think. On par with the comical accusation he is anti-Semitic.
February 9, 2010 12:19 PM | Reply | Permalink
I have generally felt that a significant distinction was to be made between Wieseltier and Peretz; that for all his limitations, the Wiesel was qualitatively better than crazy Marty. Clearly it's time to revisit that assumption.
February 9, 2010 12:28 PM | Reply | Permalink
Not having ever heard of Wieseltier or Peretz and only having heard of new republic, in passing, as an online rant by frustrated skinheads from downtown somewhere or other - I am not at all surprised at their latest attempt to gain attention.
Frustrated people, especially those with nothing to do all day, tend to become ever more vocal and insistent the more they are ignored.
To call one of their own band of crazy fundamentalists 'antisemitic' is to expected as they shout ever louder to be heard, and wave bananas and paint their faces blue and white. But it's all to no avail, nobody cares and I know for a fact that my cat is a lot more influential than these sad guys sitting in front of their screens in a darkened room eating pitta .. but then my cat is a clever pussy who knows what he wants and gets it.
February 9, 2010 1:05 PM | Reply | Permalink
Who at New Republic has the stones to write or publish this?
http://michaelfury.wordpress.com/2010/01/23/the-ceremony-of-innocence/
February 9, 2010 1:32 PM | Reply | Permalink
I feel a bit sad for poor Sullie as a moderately sane conservative, but only a little bit. He did his part as editor to create this festering fever swamp that is the american right and is now paying for it.
February 9, 2010 2:02 PM | Reply | Permalink
Big time cheerleader for the Iraq War too. Never forget that.
February 9, 2010 3:07 PM | Reply | Permalink
A pleasure to see that some people can maintain a sense of measure.
Master Andy agrees with me today about a zillion and one particular points that he would have taken the neorightist or Wieselterrific side of in 2000.
Nevertheless, he is quite as detestable as ever.
Happy days.
February 9, 2010 5:35 PM | Reply | Permalink
And now he cannot bring himself to criticize Obama at all; he is keeping up with the 'he plays chess while others play checkers' and 'under his Dalai Lama robes he is hiding a Ninja.' Wow. Brilliant.
February 12, 2010 11:38 AM | Reply | Permalink
As is so often the case when I read these comments from MJ Rosenberg, I am somewhat torn. On the one hand, I agree that this hit-job is completely ludicrous on its face. The idea that Andrew Sullivan is anti-Semitic is completely nuts. In fact, you can tell from Wieseltier's screed that he himself may not even believe it. The arguments are strained in the extreme. Only someone who was grasping for every rhetorical stick they can find would make some of the claims he does, inferring a dark intent at every turn and never giving the benefit of the doubt.
On the other hand, to buy into the idea that this piece is a reaction to Sullivan's perceived turn away from neo-conservatism, which is what MJ here implies, is to completely ignore the real reason why it was written. Namely, that Wieseltier and Sullivan have been having a feud for the better part of 15 years now. This is just the latest in a long series of swipes at Sullivan that Wieseltier has taken.
As ever, MJ grasps at whatever he can to fit the story into his preconceived narrative. It has about as much connection to what's actually going on as the article he's talking about.
Sullivan remains on good terms with most of the TNR staff, who in turn remain, as does he, staunchly pro-Israel. Furthermore, Peretz aside, the idea that TNR can be characterized as "neo-conservative" in and of itself is crazy. Not all people with pro-Israel sympathies are clones of Paul Wolfowitz and Douglas Feith.
February 9, 2010 2:54 PM | Reply | Permalink
What are they feuding over?
February 9, 2010 3:08 PM | Reply | Permalink
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February 9, 2010 3:21 PM | Reply | Permalink
Weiseltier comes across as very petty in the piece.
Back in my college days, we used to read The New Republic all the time. It used to be a prestigious magazine.
Time has been unkind.
February 9, 2010 4:31 PM | Reply | Permalink
Sorry for 3 different versions of same response. It didn't seem like they were going through. But they were.
One was enough.
February 9, 2010 3:31 PM | Reply | Permalink
In fact, you can tell from Wieseltier's screed that he himself may not even believe it.
This is a key observation, Brad the Dad. Wieseltier is just engaging in the routine, tiresomely familiar paint-by-numbers hit job that is taken out on everyone who finds himself on the enemies list of the self-appointed defenders of the Temple. Carter, Goldstone, Erdogan: these things write themselves automatically. Wieseltier probably wrote it from memory while he was squeezing out a constipated dump on his own private Throne of Solomon, in between scribbling solutions to a few Sudokus.
My guess is that the aging and increasingly irrelevant vaudevillian Wieseltier has decided its time to engineer one last turn on the public stage by provoking another distracting and manipulative "national discussion on antisemitism"; and just to make sure nobody misses his massive plea for attention, he threw the first bomb at a large target, expecting a drama pregnant with all the great old red themes of betrayal, treachery, estranged comrades and lost causes. I hope Sullivan doesn't take the bait and and waste a lot of ink defending himself against the unspeakably clowish Wieseltier.
There is also something sadly predictable about the self-strangling constriction of the in-group circle that occurs when people lash out in this sad way. These wild charges have lost their power to shock and provoke. And who listens to the New Republic anymore?
February 9, 2010 8:26 PM | Reply | Permalink
Right, Brad. I have to get away from my "preconceived narrative" which leads me to believe that a 4300 word piece denouncing Sullivan as an anti-semite because he criticizes Israel is neither about Israel nor about anti-Semitism.
Maybe it's really about Leon being a Blackberry guy while Andrew swears by his iPhone.
February 9, 2010 3:10 PM | Reply | Permalink
brad delong on the TNR editor: is the question, "is sully an anti-semite?" or is the question, "is frank foer a human being?"
February 9, 2010 10:05 PM | Reply | Permalink
Wieseltier's piece is strange in many ways.
For example, he objects to a Sullivan's diatribe against Krauthammer and some other creep, which is not strange per se. However, it is rather strange what he finds objectionable. He starts by conceding that the two Jews in questions are creeps. But then he jumps to a non-sequitur that the practice of dividing Jews into good and bad is "something darker". So it is better to just say "The Jews this, the Jews that?" However, it is clear from the further verbiage that in a case when some Jews are total creeps, they should simply should not be mentioned, unless very obliquely ("Krauthammer is, well, Krauthammer".)
Then Wieseltier claims that Israel and America do not share interests, but Israel should be supported because of "moral dimension". Which seem to consists of Israel being "infuriating at occasion" (unspecified occasion). Also, Israel is sovereign. Like, say, we never criticize Russia.
By the way, "the practice of dividing Jews into good and bad" is indeed annoying, usually the "bad" are "self-hating" etc.
February 9, 2010 11:58 PM | Reply | Permalink
In defense (just slightly) of Wieseltier, I think he's saying that identifying Krauthammer et al. as a "wing" of the Jewish community may be anti-Semitic. Why for instance, aren't they a "wing" of the American community . . . a wing that may include both Jews and non-Jews?
Wieseltier does have a point here. I think, however, that one has to put on rather thick blinders to avoid acknowledging that Zionism is primarily a movement of the Jewish people and that Jews in America have a great deal of influence on the nature of Zionism and particularly on Zionism's aggressiveness in its conflict with the Muslim world. So commenting on the positions taken by prominent Jews who have the power to influence where Zionism goes isn't necessarily anti-Semitic. It may just be a recognition of reality.
February 10, 2010 7:40 AM | Reply | Permalink
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February 10, 2010 7:27 AM | Reply | Permalink
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February 11, 2010 9:59 AM | Reply | Permalink
The best part of Wieseltier's article is his discussion of the Trinity, in which he argues that his people's irrational belief in God is more rational than other people's irrational belief in God.
February 10, 2010 7:43 AM | Reply | Permalink
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February 10, 2010 10:46 AM | Reply | Permalink
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February 12, 2010 11:35 AM | Reply | Permalink
I can't pretend much of an interest in this contretemps between the dispeptic (Weiseltier) and the preening (Sullivan). But since the snow has slowed business to a crawl, I'll offer a few thoughts.
I agreed with Weiseltier's criticisms of the substance of Sullivan's recent writings on Israel. I also agree that many of the themes of Sullivan's writing bear traces of antisemitic tropes when taken to extremes (i.e., the supernatural power of the Lobby). It doesn't follow, however, that the subjects Sullivan raises are illegitimate or that the man himself flirts with antisemitism. That's an innacurate and unwarranted slur.
That said, I have little sympathy for Sullivan and shudder at the idea that he is, as MJ puts it, "one of the most influential thinkers in America." Here's a guy who seems incapable of any type of reflection and instead passes off emotional outbursts as reasoning. Whatever trendy thought appeals to him at the moment is uncritically accepted as absolute and all who dare to disagree become the enemies of truth. This utter incapacity for self-criticism (read: narcissism) allows him to completely change course on a dime with scarcely a nod to his prior incarnation. Consider some of Sullivan's writings before his recent "conversion" (courtesy of Jonathan Chait, the first from August 2001, the second from 2002):
It's not just on Israel that Sullivan has done a complete pivot. On most significant issues, Sullivan has reversed himself with the same thoughtless and bullying style he once employed in support of conservativism. All of which is to say, I wouldn't be so quick to embrace Sullivan's conversion. He's just exchanged one set of spots for another.
February 10, 2010 11:51 AM | Reply | Permalink
What are editors for? Couldn't someone have sent Wieseltier's rant back to him with a note saying "do you really mean this?".
I'm happy to include among the list of things I never read the NR and anything by either Wieseltier or Sullivan. But it depresses me seeing intelligent people losing control of themselves this way.
February 10, 2010 12:08 PM | Reply | Permalink
Sullivan's spot-changes are irrelevant to the problems with Wieseltier's article, except wherein they relate to the article. I myself find it funny that since Wiesalter has defended Sullivan as definitely not an Anti-Semite in the past he didn't take a shot at saying Sully's Anti-Semitism was akin to his anti-Torture stance: a recent development.
On your point that "I also agree that many of the themes of Sullivan's writing bear traces of antisemitic tropes when taken to extremes (i.e., the supernatural power of the Lobby)." My problem here is that Sullivan hasn't taken his Israel arguments to such extremes (especially not when compared to his normal level of hysteria about just about anything.)
Also, aren't themes that "bear traces of antisemitic tropes when taken to extremes" inherent in ANY discussion of Israel? Hell the word "Jew" carries loads of such potential all by it's lonesome.
February 10, 2010 1:40 PM | Reply | Permalink
I agree that Sullivan's changes about-face isn't relevant to the discussion of his purported anti-semitism. I only brought it up because MJ refers to him as one of the most influential thinkers in America. I think the guy is a narcissistic bloviator and opportunist - a male equivalent of Arriana Huffington. Just because he's on our side now doesn't suddenly make him worthy of our admiration.
I also agree that Sullivan hasn't taken some of the themes he's picked up on that could be characterized as having an antisemitic provenance very far - as you point out, he's pretty hysterical and extreme as a rule. Thus, while I take issue with much of what Sullivan has to say, I think it's ludicrous (and counterproductive) to call him antisemitic.
And I also agree that it can be difficult to discuss any of these issues without raising the spectre of antisemitism - often unfairly. Obviously, there is a powerful set of interests in this country devoted to pursuing what they perceive to be a "pro-Israel" agenda - the so-called Israel lobby (lowercase "l" in my book), not unlike numerous other influential lobbying groups on behalf of various interests (Cuban Americans comes to mind most readily). One veers close to the edge by insinuating that this cabal exercises some sort of monolothic control over American policy and is somehow acting to subvert American interests. I don't see that in Sullivan's writing, although his absolutism in all matters, including this one, can be over the top.
Does that clarify? I think we agree.
February 10, 2010 2:34 PM | Reply | Permalink
So was wrong then or is he wrong now?
If he's such a clown, then he wasn't he a clown when he flacked for Israel?
February 10, 2010 7:03 PM | Reply | Permalink
I don't know if "clown" captures it correctly, but he's as intemperate, self-righteous and pompous as ever. I don't think he ever got it right. His apparent lack of introspection seems to prevent that.
February 10, 2010 8:48 PM | Reply | Permalink
He's also a brilliant guy whose talents (boundless curiosity, erudition, capacious intellect - how's that for a list!) are uniquely well-suited to blogging. I just don't trust him or take his ardently expressed opinions that seriously.
February 10, 2010 9:03 PM | Reply | Permalink
I'm enjoying his blogs on Iran. However, I suspect that he believes that the Greens have a lot more support than they really do.
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"Whacked out" Marty Peretz
Good call MJ
On Sullivan "the anti-semite" from another "self-loathing Jew"
http://www.salon.com/news/opinion/glenn_greenwald/2010/02/10/tnr/index.html
February 10, 2010 1:55 PM | Reply | Permalink
Too bad. TNR is a shadow of its former self. I subscribed for more than 40 years until a year ago, when I realized I was getting more out of Sullivan's blog than I was from TNR. They keep narrowing their audience. Dumb move.
February 10, 2010 3:56 PM | Reply | Permalink
They all ought to get out more.
They're smart guys and I have absolutely no doubt, good human beings. But they spend too much time talking to one another, reading one another's articles and working themselves into a sincere fury over the articles of those they have appointed as their bete noir of the week.
It can happen to anyone: the Nation, the New York Review probably the conservative publications altho in order to be able to make that statement I'd first have to read them and there are certain sacrifices I'm not willing to make. It's enough that Christopher Caldwell occupies space, uselessly, in the FT.
But those poor guys/gals in the NR, should go to a movie, shovel snow, watch a football game, anything but continue to torture themselves over imagined slights to Israel. Sure there are indeed slights to Israel , and to the Palestinians, the Northern Irish, whomever. Join the club. That's life. Those are all groups of good and bad people who do good and bad things and have valid and invalid reasons for hating one another. You can spend 25 hours a day seeking out the particular invalid complaints of any one group against any other. Or you can try to fix things that can be fixed. Or you can just shut up.
February 10, 2010 4:52 PM | Reply | Permalink
Good human beings refer to Arabs as "subhuman"?
Maybe you should get out more.
February 10, 2010 7:06 PM | Reply | Permalink
Yup.
People are like that. They think and say bad things and also think, say and do good things.
I no more dismiss Wieseltier for referring to Arabs as sub human than I dismiss the Muslims because some of them celebrated 9/11. As I wrote I have no doubt Wieseltier is a good human being. Like those Palestinian women.
But Wieseltier worked himself up into a stupid rage and wrote stupid things . That's what editors are for. To make sure stupid things get sent back to the author until he revises them into a form worthy of appearance in a famous magazine.
February 10, 2010 9:41 PM | Reply | Permalink
Sloppy logic. You compare a the group "Muslims" to an individual to justify the individual's blather.
So if Bernie Madoff steals, does that mean you are a thief?
February 11, 2010 2:38 PM | Reply | Permalink
I know I'm open to that charge but I'm think my point is clear enough. Like a lot of people,maybe most, Wiesentiel is too complicated to be dismissed as if he were ,for example, Cheney.
February 12, 2010 12:05 PM | Reply | Permalink
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Well, you're right. I stopped when I got to this unfortunate phrase: His answers may be inferred from his various ejaculations—
Enough with the penetrations and ejaculations! If you guys (MJ and Leon) are going to be so oblivious about your word choices (especially when discussing a gay man), I can't take any of this profound concern very seriously.
February 10, 2010 7:24 PM | Reply | Permalink
If anyone still cares, Sullivan has posted a thoughtful, heartfelt reply in which he acquits himself quite well.
http://andrewsullivan.theatlantic.com/the_daily_dish/2010/02/something-much-sadder.html#more
February 10, 2010 9:22 PM | Reply | Permalink
He sounds like a wounded baby. Grow a pair, Sullivan. Grow a pair.
February 11, 2010 2:57 PM | Reply | Permalink
Thanks for the link, Armchair.
Sullivan is a passionate man and his Catholicism is a huge factor in his life. (I don't know if his deep religiousity darkens his lens when viewing the world of Islam, but suspect that is so). Leon attacked his Mother Church and his honor.
Many (usually hetero males) think that to be a gay man is to be a weak man. Guess Leon found out that ain't necessarily the case.
Andrew certainly does "acquit himself quite well" and has given clear notice that he will not be cowed. He's telling all and sundry to bring it on. Bigtime.
February 12, 2010 10:58 PM | Reply | Permalink
And so the break with TNR had to come. And here it is from Leon Wieseltier, the literary editor and bosom buddy of publisher Peretz.domain names
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What are editors for? Couldn't someone have sent Wieseltier's rant back to him with a note saying "do you really mean this?".
I'm happy to include among the list of things I never read the NR and anything by either Wieseltier or Sullivan. But it depresses me seeing intelligent people losing control of themselves this way
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I agree with that Andrew Sullivan always had theological problems with Jews because they don't get the Trinity. For awhile he laid that aside. But now his virulent hatred of Israel and people like Krauthammer has caused him to revert to who he originally was. He is a Jew-hater.
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