Comments on: Defamation: perception and reality of anti-Semitism

By: africana

africana — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 23:20:53 +0000

just watched this programme. It appears the Israeli school system is brainwashing children into a belief that everyone hates the Jewish people, that antisemitism is a force of nation(as one adl supporter put it). in this way,they ar compliant not questioning their country’s aggression towards the palestinians.one student even mentioned that because nothing, to her, could compare with the jew’s suffering in the camps it impacted on her ability to empathise with bombed out palestinians.

By: Ahmed

Ahmed — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 05:50:51 +0000

The Arabs are not anti-semites. The term has no meaning outside of its original cultural context. Perhaps the Arabs could be accused of being anti-Jewish but they most certainly cannot be accused of being anti-semitic.

Arabs who hate Jews are about as anti-semitic as Danes who hate Swedes are anti-white.

By: Safiyyah

Safiyyah — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 04:52:49 +0000

Salaams:

Interesting perception. I think there IS anti-semitism in the US. There are numerous hate groups and white supremicsts here in the US who have BIG problems with Jews. The shootings at the Holocaust museum in DC recently are one example. Synagogues are also bombed and vandalized reguarly. Groups like the ADL get statistics of this sort of thing.

Here in the US, many Muslims, especially the Arabs, are the worst anti-semits!

By: LeedsLad

LeedsLad — Sat, 16 Jan 2010 18:52:03 +0000

I grew fond of his granny :). I hope he gets her a better kitchen and chair.

Today I read an article at the theoccidentalobserver which was about a court case brought against a man named Mr Fox. Although Jews were accepted as just another white people, the whole population turned against him and his lawyers as soon as they made their case with heavy accusations of “anti-Semitism”.

So where “anti-Semitism” does not even exist, they will thrust upon people whether we like it or not.