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Topic: New antisemitism

	New Israeli Monitoring Group
		He explained that until now dealing with antisemitism had meant "counting episodes, but now "the new antisemitism" is different in that it is organized in "campaigns," and the episodes are the result of "hate campaigns".
		The aim of the new antisemitism is the demonization of the State of Israel.
		The new antisemitism has given the old antisemitism its "legitimacy" back, and now we are witness to the fusion of the two, The Deputy Foreign Minister provided several recent examples.
	www.rense.com /general24/dr.htm (1761 words)

	New anti-Semitism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		New anti-Semitism is the concept of an international resurgence of anti-Jewish incidents and attacks on Jewish symbols, as well as the acceptance of anti-Semitic beliefs and their expression in public discourse, which is held to be associated with certain left-wing political views.
		The new anti-Semitism is regarded by proponents as a phenomenon that began to form, particularly in Europe, around the time of the Second Intifada in 2000 and the September 11 terrorist attacks in 2001.
		Critics of the concept of new anti-Semitism argue that, insofar as there is a resurgence of anti-Semitism, it is an outbreak of classical anti-Semitism, rather than a new form.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_anti-Semitism (7813 words)

	UK Indymedia - The New Antisemitism
		The New Antisemitism with which we have been dealing in recent years hides behind the cloak of "political criticism of Israel" in which the State of Israel is discriminated against, is held to a double standard and has doubts cast on its right to existence and security.
		Antisemitism, that in the past had been the province of the radical nationalist right, is gaining more and more ground among organizations and societies which had in the past symbolized the forces of enlightenment, progress and democracy: the left-wing political parties, human rights organizations, academic communities and anti-globalization movements.
		Antisemitism must be returned to its natural place as a venal and dangerous emotion, and expunged from the "right thinking" of certain sectors.
	www.indymedia.org.uk /en/2003/12/282828.html (819 words)

	islam and antisemitism
		The book is divided into 18 sections, including antisemitism in the Roman and early Christian periods, in the Middle Ages, the Crusades, the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, economic and political antisemitism, 19th century racism, the Nazi period, antisemitism in the Arab world and in the Soviet Union, and Holocaust denial.
		Describes the antisemitism of the ancient pagans; of early, medieval, and modern Christians; of "post-Christians" (such as Voltaire who reintroduced the Jew-hatred of the ancient Greeks and Romans); of liberals (who would deny the Jews an autonomous existence); and of socialists and communists from Marx to the rulers of the Soviet Union.
		Antisemitism and persecutions of the Jews are mentioned throughout the historical narrative, from antiquity to the present.
	sicsa.huji.ac.il /islam.html (14607 words)

	The new Face of Antisemitism \|
		The report did not attempt to quantify "salon" Antisemitism, but noted the prevalence of latent antisemitic opinions in the general population and addressed the entire gamut of antisemitic prejudice, from the conspiracy theory, through Holocaust denial, across the political spectrum to the Church.
		It is in France that the new wave of Antisemitism appears endemic and to have reached a critical level.
		Antisemitism has reached such a proportion that it can no longer be brushed aside as incidental, or minor.
	www.jafi.org.il /education/antisemitism/nf/overview.html (1144 words)

	Stephen Roth Institute: Antisemitism And Racism
		The period that extended almost to the end of the 19th century was marked by antisemitic activity, defined as political antisemitism and represented by the emergence of political parties with antisemitic platforms, or at least with an antisemitic plank.
		Antisemitism is not an ideology, as it is sometimes presented, but rather ‘a multi-faceted substitute’, and therefore it can serve the ideas of sundry circles.” Tury recognizes the central place of the unrealistic image, but emphasizes a differentiation that had not been made previously.
		Antisemitism, here, is not an ideology but a tool employed by factions, groups and political parties, even those diametrically opposed to each other, which can unite for this purpose despite their differences.
	www.tau.ac.il /Anti-Semitism/asw2003-4/porat.htm (6755 words)

	Antisemitism and Racism
		The record of antisemitic violence in 2003 illustrates a correlation between the escalation of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the rise of antisemitic incidents in western Europe.
		A popular antisemitic motif in Europe in 2003, prior to and during the war in Iraq, was the accusation that the Jews held dual loyalty, or the allegation that the Jews, regardless of their citizenship, were loyal first and foremost to the interests of the Jewish people, currently dictated by the Sharon government.
		Antisemitic motifs are mixed only infrequently with anti-Israel positions in Islamic circles in Argentina due to the good relations cultivated between the Jewish DAIA leadership and Arab leaders, represented by the local FEARAB.
	www.tau.ac.il /Anti-Semitism/asw2003-4/general-analysis.htm (10941 words)

	Jewish-Christian Relations :: A New Antisemitism?
		Antisemitism exists and is dangerous whenever two contradictory factors appear in combination — the belief that Jews are so powerful that they are responsible for the evils of the world, and the knowledge that they are so powerless that they can be attacked with impunity.
		News emerges of the murder in Pakistan of the American journalist Daniel Pearl, foreign correspondent of the Wall Street Journal.
		Suppose that New Zealand was accused of inventing AIDS to decimate the population of Africa.
	www.jcrelations.net /en?id=1825 (6746 words)

	The Review - Old Wine, New Bottles
		The new antisemitism has also been enthusiastically embraced by broad sectors of the anti-globalisation movement, which, like the Islamists, fervently believe in the existence of an American-Zionist conspiracy to dominate the world.
		This new "red-green alliance" reviles Israel and "Jewish-controlled" America, even as it opposes the exercise of Western military power abroad and the export of its democratic ideals to non-Western countries.
		The current wave of antisemitism in the countries of the European Union - in contrast to "Islamophobia" or right-wing racism - is not the result of long-term unemployment, economic instability, cultural pessimism, religious conflicts, or a crisis in the political system.
	www.aijac.org.au /review/2005/30-6/essay306.html (4261 words)

	Review Essay: What's "New" - and what's not - about the New Antisemitism? - Jerome A. Chanes
		Antisemitism was not looked at again by social scientists until the 1980s and 1990s, when two American "defense" agencies, the American Jewish Committee (AJC) and the ADL, bid to outdo each other with a series of studies on American antisemitism.
		However, to tar all critics of Israel with the brush of antisemitism is unfair, so the argument goes, and may be counterproductive in that it is the first principle of community relations that counteraction of an activity should be premised on the motivating factor of that activity.
		An analysis of the "new" antisemitism deserves more than the blanket assertion: "It comes from radical Islam and haters of Israel." Indeed, the position that anti-Israelism needs to be distinguished from antisemitism, whatever the antisemitic motivation of some Israelophobes, derives from a geo-political analysis of the contemporary phenomenon that goes beyond reiterating the "Muslims-hate-us" palaver.
	www.jcpa.org /phas/phas-chanes-s04.htm (4404 words)

	Globalisation, anti-Zionism and the New Antisemitism
		The storm over Mahathir's antisemitic speech at the OIC a couple of weeks ago has led to a lot of intelligent comment about the growth of international antisemitism worldwide, and its relationship to anti-Zionism.
		Strauss argues that the relationship between antisemitism and much of the anti-globalisation left is not simply a fad, nor about Israel or its policies, but has to do with the same trends of alienation and economic insecurity that have fuelled antisemitism in the past.
		An even bigger problem is that when news people use weasel words like "militants" to describe bestial fanatics who blow up bus riders or wedding guests in Israel, it doesn't merely reflect their fear, which would be understandable, but their moral confusion.
	www.aijac.org.au /updates/Oct-03/311003.html (8356 words)

	Jewish-Christian Relations :: Human Rights and the New Anti-Jewishness: Sounding the Alarm
		In each instance the essence of antisemitism is the same — an assault upon whatever is the core of Jewish self-definition at any moment in time — be it the Jewish religion at the time of classical antisemitism, or the State of Israel as the "civil religion" of the Jewish people under this new anti-Jewishness.
		This refers to the international "legal" character of this antisemitism, in which, in a kind of Orwellian inversion of law and language, United Nations human rights bodies become the mask under which this "teaching of contempt" is carried out.
		If antisemitism is no longer respectable, and anti-Zionism in the form of the "Zionism is Racism" resolution has been exposed as a cover for antisemitism, what better mask than human rights — and the U.N. as repository of human rights — to carry out this process of distortion and defamation.
	www.jcrelations.net /en?id=2071 (1613 words)

	Behind the Headlines \| Antisemitism \| Christianity and Antisemitism
		A feature of the new wave of anti-Semitism in Europe is its identification between Israelis and Jews.
		And finally, one can expect Israeli academics to watch their tongues; and when they do attack Israel, they must refrain from lies or from labeling it with titles that serve to stoke the fires of anti-Semitic incitement, the likes of which the world has not known since the 1930s.
		The 'New Anti-Semitism' : Manifestations of anti-Semitism in the European Union, First Semester 2002, Synthesis Report, Draft 20 February 2003 ("This study has been carried out on behalf of the European Monitoring Centre on Racism and Xenophobia (EUMC).
	www.jafi.org.il /education/hasbara/headlines/a7.html (571 words)

	diary 2
		During the long era of Christian antisemitism, the transnational institution of the Catholic church spread the belief that Jews as Christ-killers were a cosmic force for evil.
		Still, most of the antisemitic fire was aimed locally — by Germans at German Jews, by French at French Jews — for the harm that they allegedly inflicted on their countrymen.
		So far the new globalized antisemitism has not proven to be as dangerous as earlier forms, except in the Middle East, but its disquieting features suggest that it has the potential.
	www.combat-diaries.co.uk /diary26/antisemitistm.htm (2850 words)

	PublicEye.org - New Internationalist - Antisemitism and Conspiracism
		PublicEye.org - New Internationalist - Antisemitism and Conspiracism
		Barkun: The issue of conspiracism versus rational criticism is a tough one, and some people (Jodi Dean, for example) argue that the former is simply a variety of the latter.
		New Internationalist: Is it fair to say that the work of Icke, although he does not emerge from the political right, is based on ideas popularized and shaped by stories that originate in the right-wing subcultures and then blended in an "improvisational style" with UFO and other mythic lore?
	www.publiceye.org /antisemitism/nw_barkun.html (918 words)

	Sharansky and 'the New Antisemitism,' by Adam Keller
		Sharansky and 'the New Antisemitism,' by Adam Keller
		Sharansky claims that even when criticism of Israel's policies is shown to be factually correct, voicing it may still be branded as antisemitic unless the critics can show that they devote an equal amount of time and energy to criticizing and condemning each and everyone else in the world who also deserves to be criticized.
		Such people and groups are indeed Antisemites and deserve to be castigated as such.
	otherisrael.home.igc.org /sharansky.html (653 words)

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		The Conflict of the Church and the Synagogue: A Study in the Origins of Antisemitism.
		The Rise of Fascism and Antisemitism in the Danube Basin, 1936-1939.
		Nationalist Ideology and Antisemitism: The Case of the Romanian Intelligentsia in the 1930s.
	www.ucl.ac.uk /hebrew-jewish/Downloads/B25bibliography.doc (1003 words)

	FORWARD : Forward Forum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		An emblematic image of globalized antisemitism is of Donald Rumsfeld wearing a yellow star inscribed with "sheriff," followed by a cudgel wielding Ariel Sharon who is flanked by a golden calf.
		Globalized antisemitism has other important and new features, including its instantaneous, global transmission through the Internet and by television's biased stories and inflammatory images of Palestinian suffering, which are incorporated into the antisemitic narrative; its unification of elements of the European left and right, and its semi-concealing cloak of anti-Zionism.
		Yet the reawakening of antisemitism in its new globalized form meant that antisemitism succeeded again in metamorphosing and in extending its reach — even to Africa and Asia.
	www.forward.com /issues/2003/03.05.02/oped1.html (966 words)

	History News Network
		History News Network Because the Past is the Present, and the Future too.
		Despite these warnings, “Semitic” was transferred from its original linguistic meaning to a new racial meaning and became the basis for a new and different bigotry.
		The new anti-Semitism has little or no bearing on the rights and wrongs of the Palestine conflict, but it must surely have some effect on perceptions of the problem, and therefore on the behavior and perhaps even on the policies of both participants and outsiders.
	hnn.us /blogs/entries/21832.html (5272 words)

	Asia Times Online Community and News Discussion - The new antisemitism
		The idea for the film, according to Levin, came to him shortly after 9/11, when an Egyptian taxi driver in New York talked to him about the attack on the World Trade Center as a Jewish conspiracy referred to in The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, the notorious forgery created 100 years ago.
		In his soon-to-be released film, award-winning filmmaker Levin examines the current popularity of the Protocols, which are sold on Amazon and have been aired as a TV drama in Egypt, among other things.
		New members are usually encouraged to keep silent or even lie, especially to their families and close friends.
	forum.atimes.com /topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=3915 (2489 words)

	The Myth of the New Anti-Semitism
		The term "antiSemitism" has come to refer to this discourse, or variations on the themes it contains, because the same rhetoric persists whether Jewish identity is seen as religious, racial, national or ethnic.
		They conclude that there is a single unified phenomenon, a "new antiSemitism." However, while the facts give cause for serious concern, the idea that they add up to a new kind of anti-Semitism is confused.
		The claim that I am criticizing is not that there is a new outbreak of "old" antiSemitism but that there is an outbreak of anti-Semitism of a new kind.
	www.thenation.com /doc/20040202/klug (1013 words)

	Big Lizards:Blog:Entry “In Search of a New Antisemitism”
		But starting in the latter half of the nineteenth century, European antisemitism shifted from the religious prejudices of previous centuries to a "scientific" Jew-hatred that was race-based.
		Consciously antisemitic philosophers arose, primarily in Germany but elsewhere in Europe as well; and they began to associate Jews with a vicious and "cosmic" evil that was "in the blood," and could not be eradicated by mere conversion to Christianity.
		Despite European-style antisemitic writings and speeches, throughout the early 20th century, Arabs still thought of Jews as cowards and clowns, people to mock, not destroy.
	biglizards.net /blog/archives/2006/02/in_search_of_a.html (2119 words)

	The new Antisemitism: September 11 attacks were perpetrated by the Jews - Likud of Holland
		In an attempt to deflect blame from the Arab-Muslim suspects in the attacks, the media have floated a number of ideas on the identities of the perpetrators, mostly according to their perceptions of who was motivated to carry out the attacks and who stood to gain from them.
		According to the unfolding of [events in] the attacks on New York and Washington, and according to the evidence, the planes were not hijacked; they were remotely controlled and forced to fly towards the targets fed into [the system] by the planners.
		"On the news in the U.S. it was said that 4,000 Jews did not come to work at the WTC on the day of the incident, and that the police arrested a group of Jews rejoicing in the streets at the time of the incident.
	www.likud.nl /extr164.html (6358 words)

	United States Holocaust Memorial Museum
		Antisemitism: A Continuing Threat Prejudice against or hatred of Jews - known as antisemitism - has plagued the world for more than 2,000 years.
		Many of the issues raised by this cataclysmic event continue to have an impact on our lives and the world in which we live.
		NEW ONLINE: USHMM Catalog of Audio and Video Holocaust Testimonies This catalog provides a tool for all those interested in the location of Holocaust oral history collections worldwide.
	www.ushmm.org (432 words)

	State Department Opposes New Antisemitism Office (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-24)
		Tom Lantos, the ranking Democrat on the House International Relations Committee, told the Forward this week that he was pushing ahead with a bill, HR 4230, that would create an Office to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism within the State Department.
		"Not even the State Department denies there is a tremendous upsurge in antisemitism in Europe and in other parts of the world," Lantos said, noting Powell's speech in April at the conference on antisemitism in Berlin organized by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe.
		State Department spokeswoman Darla Jordan said the department "strongly agrees that antisemitism is a serious problem and one that the U.S. government is working vigorously to eliminate in a number of ways," including direct diplomatic relations and participation in forums like the OSCE conference.
	www.forward.com /main/article.php?ref=richman200408041115 (1115 words)

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