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Author: Prof. Asa Kasher

Prof. Asa Kasher is the Laura Schwarz-Kipp Professor Emeritus of Professional Ethics and Philosophy of Practice and Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at Tel Aviv University in Israel. In 2000, Professor Kasher was awarded the Israel Prize for his work in philosophy and ethics. Prof. Kasher is author of the IDF's Code of Ethics.
Morality and Migration

Morality and Migration

March 15, 2022 | Prof. Asa Kasher
Whenever and wherever people are suffering, nobody can afford to turn a blind eye.
The Spectrum of Negative Criticism: From Objective Reasoning to Anti-Semitism

The Spectrum of Negative Criticism: From Objective Reasoning to Anti-Semitism

March 1, 2020 | Prof. Asa Kasher
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Proportionality and Non-Indifference in Our Response to Immigration

July 7, 2019 | Prof. Asa Kasher
We used to think that the most difficult problem internationally and morally is that of wars, but now it seems that immigration is the most difficult problem.
The Human Shields of the New Anti-Semitism

The Human Shields of the New Anti-Semitism

June 27, 2019 | Prof. Asa Kasher
Morality and Immigration

Morality and Immigration

March 2, 2019 | Prof. Asa Kasher, Dr. Fiamma Nirenstein
Democracy Facing Terrorism: Human Rights and Military Ethics

Democracy Facing Terrorism:
Human Rights and Military Ethics

March 1, 2017 | Prof. Asa Kasher
A Moral Evaluation of the Gaza War – Operation Cast Lead

A Moral Evaluation of the Gaza War – Operation Cast Lead

February 4, 2010 | Prof. Asa Kasher