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"Imagine what Hitler would have done had he lived in an era of mass communications, television, camera, the Internet.  Well, Hitler lives on in this kind of media; contemporary propagandists are creating anti-Jewish and and anti-Zionist propaganda in his honor."   Phyllis Chesler, The New Anti-Semitism
 

	The New Anti-Semitism in US Left Wing and On Campus Anti-Semitic Left Hook Symposium: Anti-Semitism - the New Call of the Left Schooled in Hate: Anti-Semitism on Campus General Union of Palestine Students (GUPS) (UK-based) with branches in California, other colleges Anti-Semitic Flyer Distributed at San Francisco State University Phony “Peace Advocates” Anti-Zionist Bias at Central Connecticut State University American College / Presbyterian Group Permits Speaker to Present Protocols as "Factual" CJN: Reaction to Wooster College Anti-Semitic Speaker from Presbyterian Peacemakers Responding to Campus Anti-Semitism Hating Israel is part of campus culture April 2004: Rutgers University Newspaper Mocks the Holocaust
	The Big Lie:  The Protocols of the Elders of Zion Simon Wiesenthal Publication "Dismantling the Big Lie" The Hoax of Hate Historical Summary of the Protocols of Elders of Zion as Nazi Hate Tool The Protocols Come to America, and get promoted by Henry Ford Contemporary Re-Emergence of the Protocols Middle East:  Protocols of Elders of Zion used to fuel Islamist Extremism and Jew-hatred Protocols Alive and Well in Palestinian Extremist Propaganda Typical Hate / Extremist Group "Radio Islam" and their promotion of Protocols of Elders of Zion American College / Presbyterian Group Permits Speaker to Present Protocols as "Factual" CJN: Reaction to Wooster College Anti-Semitic Speaker from Presbyterian Peacemakers
	Holocaust Denial "The real purpose of holocaust revisionism is to make National Socialism an acceptable political alternative again." Holocaust Educational Resource (Nizkor) 66 Questions & Answers About the Holocaust The Techniques of Holocaust Denial Holocaust "Revisionism" or Holocaust Denial?
	Primary Anti Nazi Organizations SWC - Simon Wiesenthal Center ADL - Anti-Defamation League of the Jewish People SPLC - Southern Poverty Law Center's Hatewatch ANL - Anti-Nazi League of United Kingdom
	Anti-Semitism in the Media Wiesenthal Center Protest of Chicago Tribune Anti-Semitism Anti-Semitism,' Israel and the Left - Philip Green Nation Magazine Arab Media Review: Anti-Semitism and Other Trends January 2004 British Media - Anti-Sharon is not Anti-Semitism British Anti-Semitic Political Cartoons Anti-Semitism in the Egyptian Media Globally, antisemitism is at its highest peak since the end of World War II. Synagogues and Jewish schools have been firebombed and Jews beaten on the streets of France and Belgium. According to some recent polls, 17% of Americans (up from 12% five years ago) hold to political and economic stereotypes about Jews; 37% hold Jews responsible for the death of Jesus. On the Internet as well as in print media around the world, the new demonization of Israelis as Nazi-like oppressors is fusing with the old libel of the Jews as "Christ killers." A cartoon in the Italian newspaper La Stampa depicted an Israeli tank rolling up to a manger with little baby Jesus staring up in horror and crying out, 'Do you want to kill me once more?'
	Support for an Israeli Homeland Stand for Israel Group - an International Fellowship of Christians and Jews Liberal & Pro-Israel Return of the Old Hatred by Melanie Phillips The New Anti-Semitism by Miriam Greenspan Liberal and Anti-Semitism Why is it OK to hate Israel? Using hate against Israel Christian Zionist Movement Pro-Israel Christians The Rise of Christian Support for Israel Some White supremacists, such as David Duke, have adopted a pro-Palestinian façade in order to promote their hatred of Jews. Although these characters have remained on the periphery of the movement for Palestinian rights, some of their thinking has gained more and more momentum within the movement.
	The International Fellowship of Christians and Jews    Building Bridges of Understanding Between Christians and Jews

Working together: All faiths and nations can end the cycle of hate around the world
 

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Book Review: The Return of Anti-Semitism

The New York Post

By RAMESH PONNURU

February 15, 2004 -- The Return of Anti-Semitism by Gabriel Schoenfeld, Encounter Books, 200 pages, $25.95

I PICKED up this book right after reading an essay in The Nation, the left-wing magazine, in which an essayist made the argument that it is not anti-Semitic for a French Muslim to beat up Jews as a way of expressing his anger at Israel. The essay appeared too late for Gabriel Schoenfeld to include it in his book, but it is a perfect example of the tendency he is combating: the tendency, that is, to wish away anti-Semitism.

Anti-Semitism never left, of course. The change that worries Schoenfeld is the erosion of the taboo against it. "The Return of Anti-Semitism" is not an argument against the anti-Semites, who are generally beyond the reach of reason, so much as one against those who underestimate their poisonousness - or, worse, tolerate it.

Schoenfeld provides a short but thorough survey of a disheartening scene. Most people know that anti-Semitism is rampant among contemporary Muslims; they may not be aware of the frankly genocidal nature of much of that anti-Semitism. They will know it all too well after reading this book.

In the Middle East, Schoenfeld observes, Holocaust denial thrives alongside the wish that it had been more successful. He also deals with the rising violence against Jews, and the widespread demonization of Israel in Europe. And he warns that anti-Semitism is enjoying a resurgence in the United States, too. The idea that Israel should cease to exist is getting a hearing in such respectable venues as the New York Review of Books. The idea that a Jewish conspiracy is directing American foreign policy is everywhere, although often in muted tones.

The book is meant to rouse anti-anti-Semites from their complacency, and it performs this great service well. My only critique is that Schoenfeld does not satisfactorily address the question of when criticizing Israel crosses the line into anti-Semitism. He allows that not all criticism is anti-Semitic. But he provides no criteria for deciding what is. "Anti-Semitism," he writes, "is the right and only word for an anti-Zionism so one-sided, so eager to indict Israel while exculpating those bent on Israel's destruction, so adroit in the use of moral double standards, so quick to issue false and baseless charges and so disposed to paint Israelis and Jews as evil incarnate."

This conclusion is an understandable response to real unfairness. But other countries face unfair indictments and double standards: The United States, for instance, is regularly attacked in this way (sometimes by Americans).

There are people who liken Ariel Sharon - grotesquely - to Adolf Hitler. There are also people who say the same of George W. Bush. They are, indeed, often the same people. We are well within our rights to call our worst critics "anti-American." We do not, however, assume that their hostility is based on race or religion.

While I am not persuaded that the noxious attitudes toward Israel Schoenfeld ably describes are anti-Semitic, they are certainly ugly, and that ought to be enough.

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The Knesset's Letter of Appreciation
to Christian Zionists

January, 2004

Enclosed is a letter generated by Americans For A Safe Israel in Jerusalem. It is addressed to the Christian Zionist Community and signed by 29 Members of the Israeli Knesset. We are pleased to present this to you as a testament to Jewish appreciation of Christian friends and allies.

To Our Friends and Allies in the Christian Zionist Community

Jerusalem, Israel, November, 2003

In one raised voice, from the hilltops of the Golan and the Galilee to the shores of Eilat, the undersigned Ministers and Members of Israel’s 16^th Knesset take this opportunity, with the start of the Jewish New Year 5764, to pay tribute to your valiant, untiring efforts in support of the people of Israel, the territorial integrity of Israel, the sanctity of its holy places, and the indivisibility of its eternal capital, Jerusalem.

We in Israel, who for 55 years have held back the floodtide of fanaticism lapping at the foundations of Western civilization, salute you. You have uniquely understood our mission in this land, and the implacable enmity of those sworn to the negation of that mission, whatever the cost. You have shared our joys and sat with us in mourning, from Jerusalem to Shilo to Hebron. Your steadfastness in the defense of this tiny lighthouse of democracy and Judeo-Christian values in the sea of despotism that defines the Middle East, will be remembered as long as memory continues to have meaning. We will never forget your unwavering stand in support of our right to exist as a Jewish state with a united Jerusalem as our capital, our insistence on the preservation of our historic, defensible borders, and our inalienable right of self-defense.

Our mutual struggle against the forces of nihilism stalking civilized mankind is far from over. Nor has the destruction of Israel ceased to be their first objective. We are not surprised. Those who would cast the world back into medieval darkness know they cannot succeed without first extinguishing the light emanating from Jerusalem. Tragically, there are all too many ready to provide aid and comfort to that enterprise. Having learned nothing from the 20^th Century’s catastrophic appeasement of tyranny, they are prepared to repeat it — with Israel as their elected sacrifice.

Together, we will insure their day never dawns. Together, with God’s grace, armed with the shield of Zion and our democratic values, we will prevail, no matter how hard the struggle, no matter how long the road. We pledge to you that Jerusalem will not be forsaken, nor will our right hand lose its cunning. God bless you one and all.

Tsachi Hanegbi — Minister of Internal Security
Effie Eitam — Minister of Housing and Construction
Binyamin Elon — Minister of Tourism
Uzi Landau — Minister, Office of the Prime Minister
Avigdor Lieberman — Minister of Transportation
Eliezer Zandberg — Minister of Science
Natan Sharansky — Minister for Jerusalem and Diaspora Affairs
MK Gideon Sa’ar — Knesset Coalition Majority Leader
MK Yuval Steinitz — Chairman, Knesset Foreign Affairs Committee
MK Chemi Doron — Shinui party
MK Igal Yasinov — Shinui party
MK Michael Eitan — Likud party
MK Gilad Erdam — Likud party
MK Michal Gorlovsky — Likud party
MK Moshe Kahlon — Likud party
MK Ehud Yatom — Likud party
MK Lea Nass — Likud party
MK Gila Gamliel — Likud party
MK Danie Benlolo — Likud party
MK Yuli Edelstein — Likud party
MK Ayoub Kara — Likud party
MK Yehiel Hazan — Likud party
MK Eliezer Cohen — National Union party
MK Michael Nudelman — National Union party
MK Zvi Hendel — National Union party
MK Gila Finkelstein — National Religious party
MK Arye Eldad — National Union party
MK Yuri Shtern — National Union party
MK Yair Peretz — Shas party

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