anti-Semitism

COVID-19 Is Releasing Poisonous Waves of Anti-Semitism across the United States.

May 17, 2020 // Globes - Israel - Hebrew

Trump did not create the Nazi movement in the United States ... However, his election gave it momentum. This November’s election will decide whether it crawls back into the hole it came from.

Trump’s America Ushers in a ‘New Age of Pogroms’

December 30, 2019 // Sydney Morning Herald - Australia

Is Donald Trump an Anti-Semite?

December 11, 2019 // Polityka - Poland - Polish

The traditional, historically rooted aversion to nationalism and authoritarianism is pushing the Jews away from the Republicans.

Trump without Borders

August 28, 2019 // El Pais - Spain - Spanish

Benjamin Netanyahu gives in to the demands of the U.S. leader and bans two members of Congress from entering Israel. The 2020 presidential campaign in progress is a dangerously exciting one catering to Donald Trump's worst instincts. His latest move, calling on Israel to ban two Democratic members of [Read more]

Was The New York Times Cartoon Anti-Semitic?

May 6, 2019 // NRC Handelsblad - Netherlands - Dutch

Anti-Semitic imagery or political commentary?

A Guide to Anti-Semitism for American Progressives

March 13, 2019 // The Jerusalem Post - Israel

Ilhan Omar Controversy Is a Case of Hate in America — but Whose?

March 8, 2019 // Toronto Star - Canada

A Failed Anti-Semitism Debate in the US Democratic Party

March 8, 2019 // Deutsche Welle - Germany

Rejecting the ‘Anti-Semite’ Label

February 27, 2019 // Klassekampen - Norway - Norwegian

ON THE MOVE: In France, Britain and America, high-profile figures on the radical left are being branded as anti-Semitic. Jewish activists are fighting back against the accusations, which they believe are being used for political ends. The Left “Go home.” “Dirty Zionist shit.” "You're a [Read more]

Was It Inevitable? Defections and Ruptures: Lessons from the Women’s March

January 21, 2019 // Corriere della Sera - Italy - Italian

The crisis facing the March, much like its splintering into other nonviolent movements, reflects the inherent fragility of protests which emerge spontaneously on the web.

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