Amalek
Also known as: Amalekites
Summary
Theological enemy classification in Jewish tradition; genocidal enemy doctrine.
Definition
Amalek is a theological enemy classification in Jewish tradition, derived from the biblical Amalekites who attacked the Israelites. In modern application, the doctrine is used to classify certain groups or individuals as existential, genocidal enemies of the Jewish people, justifying uncompromising opposition. The classification has been applied in contemporary geopolitical discourse, including by Chabad-Lubavitch and other Orthodox movements.
Background & History
Biblical enemy classification
Operational Role in the Network
Theological justification for uncompromising opposition to classified enemies
Documented Actions & Evidence
Theological enemy classification
Modern application of amalek doctrine classifies certain groups or individuals as existential, genocidal enemies of the Jewish people, justifying uncompromising opposition. Applied in contemporary geopolitical discourse by Chabad-Lubavitch and other Orthodox movements.
Aliases & Alternative Names
Primary Sources
- FINDINGS FROM research-prompts4.md.pdf (R4-P7)