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Anti-Defamation League: Anti-Semitism On The Rise In America

Abe Foxman, the national director of the Anti-Defamation League, says the amount of anti-Semitism is rising in America. A new survey by the ADL shows 40 million Americans are infected with serious anti-Semitism. Sphere: Related Content

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November 6, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

Reggie: Martin made anti-Semitic comments

The late Billy Martin ‘s tumultuous reign as Yankee manager included moments of anti-Semitism and racism, Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson says in an upcoming television interview. “I never had an understanding of Billy Martin . I did not accept the way he mana. Sphere: Related Content

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Occupy Wall Street Criticized for Flashes of Anti-Semitism

The Occupy Wall Street protests have increasingly been criticized for flashes of anti-Semitism. But the protests have also, on occasion, had a distinctly Jewish flavor.

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Reports show Argentina has anti-Semitism problem

Two reports that reveal the extent of anti-Semitism in Argentina were released Oct. 5 by DAIA, the country’s Jewish umbrella organization.

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Cries of Anti-Semitism, but Not at Zuccotti Park

The Occupy Wall Street protests have increasingly been criticized for flashes of anti-Semitism. But the protests have also, on occasion, had a distinctly Jewish flavor.

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Exploiting anti-Semitism to destroy Occupy Wall Street

An ugly old tradition is back: exploiting anti-Semitism to break the backs of popular movements that threaten the power of the wealthiest 1 percent of our population. It is being used to undermine the Occupy Wall Street movement, which has conservatives in a state of near panic. Sphere: Related Content

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Anti-Defamation League keeping an eye on ‘Occupy Wall Street’

In the wake of several incidents of anti-Semitism at “Occupy Wall Street” protests, some Jewish observers are remaining vigilant.

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Emergency Committee for Israel to run ads against ‘hate’ at ‘Occupy Wall Street’ protests

Concerned by demonstrations of anti-Semitism at the Occupy Wall Street protests, The Emergency Committee for Israel, a conservative-leaning Israel advocacy organization, will soon begin running television advertisements in New York and Washington, D.C. urging Democrats to stop praising the movement. Sphere: Related Content

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Occupy protest critics exploit anti-Semitism

Panicked conservatives are labeling the Occupy protests as ‘anti-Semitic’ in an attempt to break up the movement.

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Reports show Argentina with an anti-Semitism problem

Two reports that reveal the extent of anti-Semitism in Argentina were released by DAIA, the Jewish umbrella organization.

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Anti-Israel speech should be protected, not banned, on American campuses

An Israeli legal group sent more than 100 US college and university presidents a letter this month, warning them to crack down on anti-Semitism and terrorist activities.

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Kenney, Baird to sign anti-semitism pledge

Two of Canada’s most high-profile cabinet ministers will add their names to a protocol against anti-semitism Monday in Ottawa.

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Anti-Semitism unfounded at SU

By: Sarah Schuster Anti-Semitism has risen among universities and colleges across the United States, according to a Sept. 12 article on the Israel National News website. …

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Jewish groups complain of anti-Semitism at UC campuses

For the second time in 14 months, some Jewish community activists, along with UC alumni and professors, are asking University of California administrators to take more forceful action against what they contend is anti-Semitism on UC campuses and harassment of… Sphere: Related Content

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Jewish Homosexual Rapist

A Kent man accused of sexually assaulting two male Kent State University students in August and September is being held in the Portage County jail on $3 million bond. Giovanni D. Levy, 29, pleaded not guilty Monday at his arraignment on a Sept. 8 Portage County in Portage County Common Pleas Court in Ravenna. Judge [...]

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September 13, 2011   Posted in: Anti-Defamation League, Anti-Semitism  Comments Closed

9-11-2011 Anti-Semitism and the NYC Tragedy 9-11-2001

THE 9/11/01 ATTACK ON THE USA A Position Paper and Commentary By Harrell Rhome [Written 9/13/01] DEDICATION AND THESIS STATEMENT We offer this article with prayer and concern for the innocent victims of oppression, especially those who had no part in the plans and aims of their leaders. May God bless the victims of all [...]

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Galliano guilty of anti-Semitism

British fashion designer John Galliano is given two suspended fines totalling 6,000 euros (ÂŁ5,250) for anti-Semitic rants in a Paris restaurant.

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Galliano found guilty of anti-Semitism

Fashion icon John Galliano was Thursday convicted of anti-Semitism for hurling abuse at bar patrons in Paris’ Jewish quarter in a career-breaking outburst he has blamed on drink and drugs. Sphere: Related Content

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British designer Galliano guilty of anti-Semitism

Fashion icon John Galliano was Thursday convicted of anti-Semitism for hurling abuse at bar patrons in Paris’ Jewish quarter in a career-breaking outburst he has blamed on drink and drugs. Sphere: Related Content

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Anti-Semitism envoy speaks to U.S. Muslim group

Hannah Rosenthal, the Obama administration’s anti-Semitism envoy, in an address to a U.S. Shia Muslim umbrella group said the Jewish and Muslim communities have much in common.

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Designer Galliano Convicted in Anti-Semitism Case

No fine, no time: Paris court convicts ex-Dior designer Galliano in anti-Semitism case

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Court Convicts Galliano in Anti-Semitism Case

Paris court convicts ex-Dior designer John Galliano in anti-Semitism case, but suspends fine

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Anti-Semitism Official: Jews and Muslims Have Much in Common

Hannah Rosenthal, the Obama administration’s anti-Semitism envoy, in an address to a U.S. Shia Muslim umbrella group said the Jewish and Muslim communities have much in common.

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Designer Galliano guilty of anti-Semitism

British fashion designer John Galliano has been found guilty of anti-Semitism and handed a suspended fine.

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Galliano fined for anti-Semitism

After finding the disgraced fashion designer guilty of anti-Semitic behavior in two complaints, a French court fined him a total of 6,000 Euros Thursday in a suspended sentence.

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