Fermaglich asked. “How significant was antisemitism in American immigration history?” Fermaglich explained that American historians often describe historical antisemitism as being “private,” meaning ...

Understanding this historical evolution is essential for grasping ... origins to its contemporary manifestations. The origins of anti-Jewish sentiment can be traced back to the ancient world ...

In case of abuse, In the previous post, the historical evolution of antisemitism ... enabling the Nazis to implement sweeping anti-Jewish policies. Early measures included boycotts of Jewish ...

This is a historical irony, given that many Jewish communities would ... Pastors and lay leaders alike have been some of the staunchest defenders of Jews and Israel. Similarly, anti-Semitic critics of ...

In a recent interview with NPR’s A Martínez, Wesleyan University President Michael Roth expressed his concerns about the Trump administration’s approach to combating anti-Semitism on college campuses.

Ruling comes amid protests against efforts to expel four pro-Palestinian activists from Germany, including two Irish citizens ...

Trump and Rubio are using censorship under the guise of protecting against anti-Semitism to control universities and limit free speech. Criticizing Israeli government policies is not anti-Semitism ...