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The idea of a secret Jewish cabal directing world affairs was popularized by the fabricated Protocols of the Elders of Zion.
The short answer is no: historical evidence does not support a claim that “the Jews” killed Christians in as a collective or organized group; rather, Christians in Russia suffered mass repression prim...
The short answer is no: there is no credible evidence that Israel—or Jews broadly—“control the media” in the monolithic, conspiratorial way that phrase implies; that notion is a long-standing antisemi...
were a central strand among the many alternative explanations that sprang up after 9/11, supplying ready-made scapegoats, borrowing motifs from older myths of Jewish world control, and migrating acros...
The claim that "" is a longstanding antisemitic conspiracy rooted in forged documents and amplified by online echo chambers, not an accurate description of modern media ownership or decision-making . ...
Serious, documented inquiries into claims of “secret Zionist operations” fall into two distinct categories: historical, archival and intelligence investigations of specific actions by Zionist organiza...
The short, direct answer is no: Jews do not “run the world,” and the claim that they do is a long-standing antisemitic conspiracy, not a factual description of global power structures . While individu...
Historians have dismantled wartime myths that tie to conspiracies by tracing those stories to forged documents and longstanding antisemitic stereotypes, showing how forgeries like and sloppy pamphlete...
Reliable, mainstream organizations and reference works — notably the , , , university research and longstanding reference entries — systematically debunk the idea that Jews “control” finance, media, o...