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>Secondly, Guénon was quick to recognize Jewish Kabbalah to bear the quality of genuine esotericism which, in his opinion, is distinguished by universalism and is beyond any particularisms. But in fact, Kabbalah insists on the ethnic specialness of Jews, the uniqueness of their fate, and their metaphysical opposition to all other peoples and religions no less (if not more) than the Talmud and exoteric Judaism. This clearly contradicts Guénon’s definition of esotericism, according to which principles of universal unity and the merging of all spiritual and religious forms into a common concept should predominate. Even in its most transcendental aspects, Kabbalah affirms not unity, but a radical and indelible metaphysical-ethnic dualism.

https://www.geopolitica.ru/en/article/counter-initiation-critical-remarks-some-aspects-doctrine-rene-guenon

Can someone who's read a bunch of primary source Kabbalistic texts confirm or deny this for me? With all the Greek and Eastern stuff on plate I haven't been able to seriously read through Kabbalistic stuff yet