Antisemitism

Santa Rosa County commissioner Sam Parker refused to apologize for his comment, saying he can't be antisemitic because he has an Israeli flag in his office.

German wives refused to accept their husbands incarceration and came out in protest. Hundreds of women gathered together outside Rosenstrasse 2-4 and refused to leave until their husbands were released.

CPAC chairman Matt Schlapp slammed Fuentes' "hateful racist rhetoric and actions" in a statement about his removal.

Social media users have united in their condemnation of the hate-filled day with messages supporting the Jewish community.

Jewish leaders have told communities to remain vigilant over the weekend as police monitor any potential threats.

An antisemitic "Day of Hate" is planned to take place one week after Jewish people were harassed by a hate group in Orlando.

The group was behind the deadly "Unite the Right" rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, in 2017.

Police in New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, among other cities, are stepping up patrols this weekend in response to the threat of nationwide neo-Nazi action.

Soros said Trump's "narcissism has turned into a disease," and predicted he will lose the 2024 Republican presidential nomination to Governor DeSantis.

The neo-Marxists who seek to destroy America are on the march.

While the Philadelphia Eagles walked away defeated, West's own actions likely saw him shut out of Rihanna's headline-making halftime performance.

The Barbadian star did not bring out any guests during her show, but performed a series of her biggest hits.

Do you go through a metal detector before entering your house of worship? Are you worried about being verbally or physically assaulted if you wear meaningful jewelry that your grandmother gave you? Likely, your answer is no. But for an alarming number of American Jews, this is what life is like today in America.

The podcaster defended Ye's controversial rants, saying he had a great mind that could make "the best music ever."

"Look at all that puppeteering. Pulling all those strings at CNN, Hollywood…" Rogan said of Jewish people in the resurfaced clip.

"The idea that Jewish people are not into money is ridiculous," said Rogan on his podcast. "That's like saying Italians aren't into pizza."

While several businesses cut ties with West amid his antisemitic storm, his former attorneys struggled to serve notice that they were dropping him.

The U.S. House is no doubt a better institution today with Rep. Omar booted from the Foreign Affairs Committee.

The founder of the organization Jew in the City said the film contains "both implicit antisemitism and...very explicit antisemitism."

Nothing I do is about popularity or receiving a pat on the back.

A quick rule of thumb: whenever you read a sentence that begins with "The Jews," or words to that effect, it is in all likelihood the beginning of an antisemitic rant.

David Rossler spent years searching for the house and the family that helped him and his mother evade the concentration camps during the war.

West was pictured visiting scandal-hit Balenciaga's store on Beverly Hills' Rodeo Drive with his new partner, Bianca Censori.

For decades, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East has been the subject of controversy. Established almost 74 years ago, UNRWA is one of the oldest U.N. agencies, and among the costliest. It has continued to exist long after Jewish refugees from Arab lands—comparable in number to Palestinian refugees—were resettled and shed their refugee status.

Some Australian Jewish groups want "despicable" Ye banned from the country due to his antisemitic tweets as he plans to visit new wife Bianca Censori's family.

Ezra Law is accused of harassing preschool students at the temple when she was supposed to be getting arraigned on prior charges for vandalism.

A spate of projections of antisemitic messages and hate symbols across Florida, linked to neo-Nazi groups, has outraged residents and prompted lawmakers to act.

The old saying goes, sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Turns out that when those words are propelled by online outrage algorithms, they can be every bit as dangerous as the proverbial sticks and stones.

"11 million people listen to this podcast. 11 million people hearing and absorbing antisemitic tropes," a Jewish activist tweeted after the episode went out.

The school's inversion of "academic freedom" to paint away the pattern of harassment makes for a shocking and a shameful new low.