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A historical antisemitic text that falsely portrayed Jews as believing themselves superior.
The claim that "Jews control the world" is not a factual proposition but a long-standing antisemitic conspiracy myth that has been repeatedly debunked by historians, journalists and fact‑checkers . Th...
Antisemitic stereotypes that portray Jews as disproportionately powerful — especially in media, finance and politics — have roots in centuries-old libels and forged conspiracies, and persist today thr...
The short answer is: sometimes — but not as a single, uniform attitude across all Jews; Jewish texts and communities contain a range of teachings and practices, from emphatic egalitarianism to doctrin...
The claim that “Jews control the world” is a long-standing antisemitic conspiracy rooted in forgeries, medieval economic roles, and modern political myths; it is not supported by credible evidence and...
Twentieth-century political movements and propaganda spread New World Order (NWO) theories by repurposing older forgeries and myths, exploiting real social traumas (eugenics, wars, revolutions), and c...