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The protesters were shouting "Jews against DeSantis" as the Florida governor spoke in New Hampshire on Friday.

When holidays of various religions and ethnic groups fall in the same calendar space, optimists get misty visions of people praying, eating, and loving family together. But in reality, it is just a coincidence.

Many abroad don't understand how far Israelis' personal security situation has deteriorated in recent years.

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.

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

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.

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

He formerly made questionable comments towards Jews related to Adolf Hitler, as well as same-sex marriage.

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.

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

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.

With a spike in antisemitic incidents and statements, the Biden administration last week announced the establishment of a new inter-agency task-force to develop a national strategy to counter what has been called the world's oldest hatred.

The change in the ADL's mission is why we have formed Antisemitism Watch.

Kanye West has released a new song titled "Someday We'll All Be Free" where he addresses everything from his ex Kim Kardashian to his antisemitic tweets.

Twitter's decision to ban Kanye West raises interesting issues about freedom of speech. Since both Twitter and West are private citizens, the First Amendment is not directly implicated, but its spirit cannot be ignored.

We have to remember that there are more things that unite us than divide us. Our communities need to make concerted efforts to spend more time together.

The tweet read "Kanye. Elon. Trump." and had remained live for nearly two months until Thursday.

It is unfathomable that a similar statement would ever be made that "only a handful" of student groups banned speakers of any other ethnic, religious, or racial group. Yet such blatant discrimination against Jews continues to be excused, justified, and mainstreamed.

The team analyzed the language used in propaganda between 1927 and 1945 to understand how Nazis dehumanized Jews.

KFC apologized Wednesday for sending an "incorrect and inappropriate message" that it blamed on an "error in our system."

This is a conversation that nobody wants to have, but that's just too bad.

Real Jew-hatred is a serious problem, which makes it even more disturbing when accusations of antisemitism are leveled for political reasons.

What Ben Shapiro has done, with respect to his own employee Candace Owens, makes it virtually impossible to battle the scourge of anti-Semitism.

In this exclusive Newsweek essay, Ari Hoffman discusses Trump, Judaism and America.

Before the establishment of the State of Israel, the only people who called themselves "Palestinians" were the Jews.

Antisemitism is often described as the world's oldest hate, condemned as one of the most prevalent—and historically damaging—forms of bigotry. But it's crucial to understand that there is more to it than a dislike of a "race" or ethnicity—or even a religion. Conspiracy theories are at the very root of anti-Jewish sentiment.

While it's important to have such strong language and condemnation from the Biden administration, it's simply not enough. This time, we need a louder denunciation that should come from all Americans. But one group of American's voices must be the loudest: Muslim Americans.

Former President Donald Trump has moved his Twitter hate speech operation over to an online vanity ghost town that he's christened Truth Social. Perhaps feeling nostalgic for the days when he drove entire news cycles with some throwaway bit of poisonous rhetorical excess, Trump wrote Sunday, seemingly out of nowhere, that American Jews were insufficiently supportive of him and that they better shape up—or else.

Jewish Americans are more likely to vote Democrat, with more than three quarters that voted in 2020 voting for Joe Biden instead of Trump.

Stoppard's engrossing new play that tells the story of a well-to-do Jewish family in 20th century Vienna asks the question, "What does it mean to be a Jew?"