This upsurge in antisemitism started once Hamas attacked Israel on Oct. 7. ... Blank is an independent consultant focused on the geopolitics and geostrategy of the former Soviet Union, ...

The proliferation of antisemitism anywhere is horrific. But its proliferation in health care is especially dangerous.

Recognizing anti-Zionism as a manifestation of antisemitism is an important step for combating the discrimination that many ...

History is flashing warnings to the world. Outbursts of antisemitism have often been harbingers of societies in deep trouble and omens that extremism and violence are imminent.

Antisemitism is growing and becoming more political : Consider This from NPR For American Jews who grew up thinking antisemitism was a thing of the past, the last several years have been startling ...

“In many ways, antisemitism, like other forms of hate, is a caricature of a people, and it only looks at the most successful or the most visible and takes those characteristics and presumes that ...

The Republican governors of Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Virginia see the struggle against antisemitism as a pillar of American civil rights — and a battle they must fight.

Amy Braunschweiger speaks with Human Rights Watch’s Almaz Teffera, who researches racism in Europe from Berlin, and George Wilkes, who researches antisemitism from Edinburgh, about the failure ...

I used to think of antisemitism mainly as a right-wing phenomenon, connected to racists like David Duke. But now all the talk is of antisemitism among people who think of themselves as progressives.

Maybe antisemitism survives because societies continually need “another” to blame. And Jews, in their stubborn refusal to disappear, have remained the ideal target. Advertisement.

The question of how to define antisemitism and what to do about it is unfolding across the U.S. NPR's Ari Shapiro speaks with two journalists who have tried to find some clarity in the fog.

When it comes to antisemitism, no matter how bad it is – and it’s a raging fire right now – the Jewish community is routinely required to defend our own lived experience and justify the need ...