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The phenomenon of antisemitic tropes and attacks, including their relation to the term 'Zionist' and Jewish identity.
Yes — five i nationals were arrested on September 11, 2001, after witnesses reported seeing a group filming and behaving in what some described as celebratory ways while the burned; they were employee...
Conspiracy theories centered on the so-called "Dancing Israelis" — five Israeli nationals arrested on 9/11 after being seen filming the World Trade Center attacks — have persisted as a potent symbol u...
George Soros’s father, Tivadar Soros, was not a Nazi; he was a Hungarian Jewish lawyer who took steps to protect his family from Nazi persecution, including changing the family name and securing false...
Holocaust denial movements have long sought to undercut public understanding by contesting the number of victims, disputing methods of killing, and reframing documentary evidence as erroneous or forge...
Judaism does not teach blanket hatred of people; its core texts repeatedly forbid harboring secret hatred and enjoin respect for others while also carving out space to “hate the wicked” and to resist ...
The word “” literally denotes someone who supports a Jewish national homeland—originally the political movement to create a Jewish state—yet in public discourse it has also acquired a dense set of ste...
Researchers and commentators have documented a lively ecosystem of regional and language‑specific outside the , from coded numbers and emojis to culture‑specific slurs and neutral‑sounding words loade...
Project Esther is framed in the available reporting as a Heritage Foundation–linked initiative aimed at policing and dismantling Palestine solidarity and left‑wing activism, not as a policy platform a...
The label "Khazarian Mafia" is a modern construct that borrows imagery from the medieval Khazar Khaganate but is not a historical term from the Middle Ages; scholarly observers and reference summaries...