Nationalism and anti-semitism
Former antisemitic activist Lucas Gage explains to Jewish podcast why he left the movement
Gage said his departure from the movement was driven in part by frustration with what he called “low-IQ antisemitism,” or conspiracy theories that reflexively blame Jews for unrelated events.
As nationalism rises in Serbia, a Holocaust education seminar for teachers gets more popular
Polish far-right Independence Day march to go ahead despite court ban
Polish government to give $50,000 to nationalist website
Center Field: Partisan politics makes life easier for antisemites
Bigotry is a social disease, a pathological perception of one group that infests the body politic.
The Lietūkis Garage Massacre
Rethinking Antisemitism as a new challenge of Jewish national security
Antisemitic graffiti painted on Colorado Springs synagogue
“I’m deeply saddened, and yet I’m not surprised,” said the temple’s spiritual leader, Rabbi Steven Kaye.
The Grenfell Tower fire: how a tragic accident became a blood libel
Our current disunity causes the world to once again want to be judenfrei (free of Jews), as the Nazis put it. Only we can change this, and only if we rise above our hatred for each other.
Israel calls on Franco-German outlet to show 'censored' antisemitism film
ARTE, a public television station, came under fire after it nixed the screening of the film it commissioned about antisemitism because it was deemed too 'pro-Israel.'
Estonian politician vows to legalize Holocaust denial
The nationalist politician has other ideas about "the correct teaching of the history of the Third Reich."
Sweden launches program to fight Holocaust denial and antisemitism
Could an Israeli-Swedish alliance make all the difference in the lives of the Scandinavian country's Jews?
British politician justified Holocaust in 2014 tweet about Gaza
One message read: “At times I ask myself were the Nazis right in herding the Jews into concentration camps.”
Report: Global antisemitism drops 12%, but surges by 45% on US campuses
There was a rise in incidents among English-speaking countries.