Anti-Semitism
'Too Jewish?' Why Jewish stories still make some audiences uncomfortable
Why Jewish stories still provoke discomfort – and why that discomfort matters
The literary world's 'Jewish question': How publishing is failing Jewish authors
The changing landscape in today’s media: David Zaikin to attend the New York Conference
Breaking with recent consensus, Trump makes ‘anti-Semitism’ hyphenated again
New video highlights spike in antisemitism in NYC - watch
Nearly two-thirds of hate crimes in NYC this year have been antisemitic hate crimes.
Why is Israel courting Croatia’s leader?
Holocaust revisionism and the rise of antisemitism are being fueled by Croatian politicians.
Pro-Israel positions don’t excuse antisemitism in America - opinion
"By falsely flagging conduct as antisemitic, we lose our ability to stay focused on combating the very numerous and extant threats of antisemitism."
Ponderings on the nature of jokes about Jews
When is something an observation, and when is it in bad taste?
Man shoves baby’s stroller in London and calls parents ‘dirty Jews’
The man saw a passerby filming the exchange with a cellphone and tried to knock the device from the person’s hand.
He posed as a righteous Jewish convert, then wrote an antisemitic creed
In 1700, Johann Andreas Eisenmenger published “Judaism Unmasked,” one of the most noxious and highly influential antisemitic works ever written.
The extraordinary lightness of being a Jew in the Jewish state
It took a while for me to look people in the eye and tell them that I live in Israel.
Amazon sells 'Mein Kampf,' other items encouraging hate - ADL report
The ADL wrote a report highlighting some of the merchandise available on the site
Spate of antisemitic incidents across U.S. causes concern
Neo-nazi flyer denying Holocaust stapled to Jewish Cemetery in Michigan
Former SS officer on trial for Holocaust denial, hate speech
Karl Munter, 96, a former SS war criminal who served under the commander who ordered the massacre in Ascq on Apr. 1-2, 1944, is being prosecuted.
