Tagged with "anti-Semitism"

Jihad against Jews and the coming European exodus

A Jewish exodus will be a rude awakening to Europeans who wish to ignore the problem of anti-Semitism for which Western Europe remains a friendly place
by Emanuele Ottolenghi - 25 June 2014
The Guardian's problem with anti-Semitism

Such is the Guardian's fanatical obsession with Israel that when it comes to anti-semitism, a different set of rules applies. Apparently Jewish victims of prejudice don't deserve sympathy
by Jeremy Havardi - 17 May 2014
Where free speech ends and race hate begins

The eternal struggle between satire and censorship is a beautiful thing, but nobody has the right to provoke hatred, says Richard Ferrer, Editor of the Jewish News
by Richard Ferrer - 7 February 2014
Jews on the Left take the dumb side

In a piece on the Left which is sure to stir the pot, Steve Apfel wonders aloud on how and why some Jewish Leftists adopt a position on Israel that, for all the world, could be seen as quintessentially dumb!
by Steve Apfel - 5 February 2014
Civilized Holocaust denial

Denying the Holocaust doesn't necessarily mean baldly saying it didn't happen. Denial can be accomplished by false parallel, and often is. Indeed, the whole shoddy business can be made to look quite "civilised"
by Steve Apfel - 28 January 2014
The Economist flirts with anti-Semitism? Or is this love?

What in heaven's name is the Economist playing at? It gets closer to the the Guardian all the time. Its cartoon (see below) is shocking bigotry, nothing more and nothing less
by the commentator - 19 January 2014
An Impossible standard: Anti-Semitic wolves and Israel

Who could dismiss the argument that if someone wants Jews to die, there’s no question: he has to be anti-Semitic? But they no longer dress up like Reinhard Heydrich (pictured)
by Steve Apfel - 6 January 2014
How Nelson Mandela helped me fight anti-Israel media

The moral authority of a great man like Mandela is not always contained in landmark speeches. Sometimes a few short words of encouragement can go a long way, as this South African writer remembers from personal experience
by Steve Apfel - 8 December 2013
Christianity is based on love; but sometimes hate prevails

Christianity is based on love for our fellow men and women. But there are churches which are, these days (again), locked inside a global ideology of pure hate against a state which just happens to be Jewish
by Michael Curtis - 8 November 2013
Netanyahu, Syria and the Spanish Civil War

As the UN and the US cosy up to Iran and allow Assad to stay in power, Israel’s leader will go his own way to save his country
by Emanuele Ottolenghi - 7 November 2013
Anti-Semitism in Ukraine, and beyond

Ukraine is cause for great concern. But it's not just there. A survey from nine European countries shows that European Jews perceive and are personally experiencing an increase in antisemitism
by Michael Curtis - 3 November 2013
Anti-Semitism in Hungary, past and present

Hungary has one of the biggest per capita Jewish populations in Europe. But the rising popularity of neo-Nazi extremists is raising fears in a country with a terrible record during the Holocaust
by Michael Curtis - 29 October 2013
Oh dear. Son of Guardian (The Independent) gets all fisky fisky about Robert Fisk and the Jews

The Independent (laughable name, we know) is a very poor UK leftist relation to the Guardian. Talk about defensive over Israel and anti-Semitism...
by Steve Apfel - 8 October 2013
Call Israel what you like, but don't diminish the Holocaust

Israel's critics often complain that they're shut down as anti-Semites. Maybe that's because so many of them truly are?
by - 12 July 2013
Hello, I'm a little Palestinian girl: Jews are "filth"

These are children. They don't know what they are saying. But the Palestinian Authority does know what they are saying. And they should pay a price for this
by Robin Shepherd, Owner / Publisher - 8 July 2013