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
A Fresh Perspective: In defense of Jewish nationalism
Linking any form of national solidarity to fascism is like linking regular healthy eating to obesity. Nationalism is positive, even if extreme forms of it can be extremely negative
A Melody Of Misinformation
Wistrich takes aim at ‘anti-Zionist mythology’ of left in posthumous essay
Wistrich went on the attack against what he saw as one of the most pernicious dogmas of Israel’s critics, firmly rejecting any comparisons between the Jewish state and European colonialists.
Neo-Nazi Russian beauty queen stripped of title
Olga Kuzkova can been seen performing a Nazi solute in photos uploaded to the popular Russian social media platform VKontakte.
Books: Defining the enemy
Two books examine how the delegitimization of Israel commingles with anti-Semitism
Anti house is anti brick!!
An alternative perspective on global anti-Semitism
For a true global anti-anti-Semitism coalition to emerge, it is essential that other organizations and other governments are involved and that it is not limited to the Jewish community alone.
Make war, not love
We must always strive for peace and we must always promote love. But we must likewise be prepared to fight for human life when it is assaulted by those forces animated by hate and not by love.
Violent anti-Semitism surged 40 percent in 2014, study finds
"Many streets in our European cities have become hunting grounds for Jews, and some Jews are now forced to avoid community institutions and synagogues as a result.”
Dutch Soccer fans boast Nazi heritage at game, chant 'Hamas, Hamas, Jews to the gas'
Utrecht supporters chanted the slogans to insult rival fans, whom they often call “Jews” because of the historical Jewish presence in Amsterdam.