Go Back to Where You Came From

by Sasha Polakow-Suransky

  Ye’or, Bat, 3

  Yemen, 74

  Yeoville, Johannesburg, 249

  Yiannopoulos, Milo, 299

  Yom Kippur, 132, 164, 209, 215

  Yugoslavia, 53, 273

  Zakaria, Fareed, 13–14, 319

  Zambia, 309

  Zemmour, Éric, 2–3, 118, 289–90, 317

  Zimbabwe, 245, 246–7, 250, 251, 254, 347–8

  Zionism, 118, 176

  Zuma, Edward, 249

  Zuma, Jacob, 252

  Zurawski, Ariel, 114–15

  Zwarte Piet, 214–15

  Table of Contents

  Title Page

  Copyright Page

  Dedication

  Contents

  Introduction: The Threat Within

  Part I: From Strangers to Outcasts

  1.The Guests Who Overstayed

  2.When Integration Fails

  3.The Nativist Nanny State

  Part II: From Outcasts to Terrorists

  4.The Danish Cartoon Crisis and the Limits of Free Speech

  5.Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Europe’s Fantasy of Offshoring

  6.Terror and Backlash

  7.Nostalgia, Fear, and the Front National’s Resurrection

  Part III: From Terrorists to Usurpers

  8.The Great Replacement

  9.Freedom of Religion—for Some

  10.Barbarians at the Gates

  11.They’re Stealing Our Jobs

  12.The Rise of White Identity Politics

  Part IV: The New Normal

  13.When the Right Turns Left—and the Left’s Voters Go Right

  14.Xenophobia Beyond Black and White

  15.Willkommenskultur vs. Guantánamo

  16.Camp of the Saints at the White House

  Epilogue

  Acknowledgments

  Notes

  Select Bibliography

  Index