Preface: Obsolescence vow Prologue by Enrique Dussel IntroductionAbout this book's titleDeclared as a ManifestoRead BiblicallyThinking GenealogicallyChapter 1 - The Language: A Reservoir for ComplicityLanguage and WarShem's LanguagesTranslation Crossovers: Languages PromisesChapter 2: Dangerous Brotherhoods: Isaac and Ishmael, Jacob and Esau, Josephand His Brothers... That woman's son will never share in the inheritance with my son,Isaac... (Genesis 21:10 New International Version)...He took away my birthright, and behold, now he has taken away myblessing... (Genesis 27:36 English StandardVersion)... Come, and let us sell him to the Ishmaelites, and let not our hand be uponhim; for he is our brother and our flesh. (Genesis 37:27 - KJB)The Brother, Will He Always Be the Enemy?Chapter 3 - Committing Suicide with the Enemy: the Specter of SamsonChapter 4 - Victims and Victimizers 1: The Bible and the ShoahVictims and SacrificesVictims and/or VictimizersTake now thy son, (...) and get thee into the land of Moriah; and offer himthere for a burnt offeringChapter 5 - Victims and Victimizers 2: Amalek, the Canaanites and the NakbahA Land Without a People?Thou shalt not forget to erase its remembrance: the specter of AmalekAppendix: Omnipotent-Impotent: The Exiled as a Threat (Biblicalsnapshots)Chapter 6 - Organizing Pessimism (in conclusion)The Entrapped Peace: Ethics and PoliticsThe Logic of the Same and Identity: Nation and DeathThe Spectral ethics of the Other: Politics of Otherness in the Mirror ofLanguageEpilogue (2019). Arendt with Illich: Corruptio optimi quae est pessimaBibliography