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#antisemitism

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CBC Montreal

McGill University accused of failing to prevent antisemitism in class action application
A McGill University undergrad is hoping to launch a class-action lawsuit against the school for allegedly failing to protect Jewish students from antisemitism and discrimination on campus since Oct. 8, 2023.
#lawsuit #school #antisemitism #discrimination #News #Canada
cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/cl

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petersuber

Update. Defense of #Palestinian rights is not #antisemitism, let alone terrorism. It should not be grounds for campus discipline, let alone deportation. Calling it antisemitic is a dishonest attempt to use support for Jews to deny and suppress support for Palestinians, free speech, and human rights.

Not In Our Name (I've signed)
docs.google.com/document/u/0/d

"We are Jewish professors, staff members, and students from universities across the United States. We hold various views about Israel and Palestine, politics in the Middle East, and student activism on our campuses. But we are united in denouncing, without equivocation, anyone who invokes our name – and cynical claims of antisemitism – to harass, expel, arrest, or deport members of our campus communities. We specifically reject rhetoric that caricatures our students and colleagues as “antisemitic terrorists” because they advocate for Palestinian human rights and freedom."

#Academia #USPol #USPolitics
@academicchatter

docs.google.comNot In Our Name
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Serge from Babka

@terryb

I genuinely find it fascinating how people can sit idly by while hundreds of thousands of Syrians were killed by the Assad government, while millions in Africa die in terrible wars, while over ten million Uighur are oppressed and killed, while LGBTQ+ folks are sentenced to death (or worse) in many countries, but the only country they express their anger towards is Israel. The only country they express wanting to divest from is Israel.

There are no saints here, nor absolution of Israel for its actions, but I find the double standard of going to the school yard and picking on the smallest kid indicative that maybe it's not injustice that bothers them but (((something else))).

That goes even more so when it's not Israel they're after but "Israel adjacency". That's just antisemitism's 21st century costume.

And that doesn't even touch on BDS's domestic terrorist actions or terrorist links.

@rmischook

#antisemitism#Israel#BDS
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Erik van Straten

@kajedro : sorry, I knew.

If a message comes with an adorable pre-captivity photo, that image will *always* show a Jew. Most of the Jews mentioned in such messages are not recorded in the online database (victims.auschwitz.org/victims). Some are, but usually with incomplete (and sometimes plain wrong) data. You'll not find any feel-sorry pre-captivity photo's in that DB.

IMO it is a horrible disgrace that holocaust victims are being abused for #Hasbara - most boosters and retweeters simply cannot believe that maintainers of a former concentration camp would be that traitorous.

Screenshot from the top of https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2025/4/7/israel-bombs-media-tent-in-gaza-killing-and-wounding-reporters ISRAELI STRIKE ON MEDIA TENT EXTENDS JOURNALIST DEATH TOLL IN GAZA Deaths add to the casualty numbers in what has been declared the deadliest ever war for media workers. (Photo: In March, journalists protested outside Nasser Hospital against the killing of colleagues Hossam Shabat and Mohammed Mansour [File: Anadolu Agency] ) Published On 7 Apr 2025 An Israeli air attack on a media tent in Gaza has killed at least two people. [...]
#NeverAgainJewsOnly#OpenYourEyes#AuschwitzZionists
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oatmeal

#Antisemitism and holocaust denialism / Netanyahu whitewashes Holocaust history during meeting with Orbán

Wanted war criminal #Netanyahu deliberately avoided mentioning #Hungary's role in the systematic extermination of over 400,000 Hungarian Jews under the Miklós Horthy regime. Instead, he constructed a fictional narrative of shared fate between Hungarians and Jews.

When referencing post-WWII suffering, he highlighted Polish victims while carefully omitting that the Soviet Union was the occupier—likely to avoid offending #Putin, another conservative ally.

Not the first time Netanyahu, who has been practicing historical revisionism for years, is accused of holocaust denial, showing how far he is willing go to cement alliances with leaders who share his hate of #Islam and international legal institutions, like the #ICC and #ICJ.

[…] On the path to global right-wing unity, allies are forced to make compromises. Netanyahu, for example, partially sacrificed Israel's most sacred historical memory. In his remarks alongside Orbán, he did mention the Holocaust, but constructed an imagined narrative about a shared destiny between Hungarians and Jews. Additionally, Netanyahu avoided mentioning the Holocaust of Hungarian Jews and the responsibility of Miklós Horthy's regime, Hungary's ruler at the time, for the systematic extermination of more than 400,000 Jews.

[…] Instead, Netanyahu emphasized the suffering of Poles under the occupation that followed World War II. But here too, he avoided mentioning the occupiers - the Soviet Union. This could have offended another conservative ally - Vladimir Putin. Netanyahu and Orbán also preferred not to allow the many journalists in the hall to ask questions, which might have embarrassed each of them individually and both of them together. The unity of the global right sometimes requires walking on eggshells.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Hebrew haaretz.co.il/news/politics/20 or archive.is/UYoCh

@israel
#HistoricalRevisionism
#HolocaustMemory​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

A cartoon shows Orban with Netanyahu and wife celebrating on a boat with a Hungarian flag is visible.
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JustCare

Douglas Murray at the Munk debate:

"The interesting thing about antisemitism is, the Jews can never win. Because historically they've been hated for being rich, and for being poor. They've been hated for integrating, and for not integrating. They've been hated for being stateless, and now they are hated for having a state.

Today the only really acceptable form of antisemitism, tolerated antisemitism, is antizionism."

#israel#jews#jewish
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ד-פּאַקס

"The head of the nation’s leading organization fighting #antisemitism questioned the #Trump administration’s aggressive effort to find and deport foreign students who have protested on behalf of #Palestinians, suggesting that the administration is betraying #American values, denying due process and punishing people for their views rather than their actions.

In pulling #student #visas and seeking to #deport #protesters who hold #greencards, the administration has failed to ensure due process that is central to America’s justice system, wrote Jonathan Greenblatt, chief executive and national director of the #AntiDefamationLeague [#ADL]."

washingtonpost.com/education/2

The Washington Post · Leading Jewish group condemns deportations of pro-Palestinian protesters來自 Laura Meckler
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Francisca Sinn

@hannu_ikonen Thank you for sharing that; it’s an excellent piece and I hadn’t seen it.

“#Antisemitism in the U.S. is a real and dangerous phenomenon, most pressingly from the alt-right white-supremacist politics that have become alarmingly mainstream since 2016. To contend against these and other antisemitic forces with clarity and purpose, we must put aside all fabricated and weaponized charges of “antisemitism” that serve to silence criticism of #Israeli policy and its sponsors in the U.S.”

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Serge from Babka

In more "What the heck is going on in Australia?" news, it looks like a city council realized it had a problem on its hands when a song calling for the murder of Jews won a song contest, and the author of the song made antisemitic statements in her acceptance speech for the award.

The town has shut the context and the organization down, so that's good at least.

algemeiner.com/2025/03/28/aust

Anti-Israel protesters hold a banner that says, "From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free," standing in front of the president's palace in Warsaw, Poland, on Nov. 5, 2023. Photo: IMAGO/Marek Antoni Iwanczuk via Reuters Connect
Algemeiner.com - The fastest growing Jewish newspaper in America. Your one stop source for all news and commentary from Israel and the Jewish world, Jewish art, Jewish culture, Jewish music, analysis, opinion, blogs and more... · Australian City Council Pulls Funding for Local Music Awards After Anti-Israel Song ‘River to Sea’ Wins Top Honor - Algemeiner.com Australian City Council Pulls Funding for Local Music Awards After Anti-Israel Song Wins Top Honor, Singer's Antisemitic Acceptance SpeechThe Brisbane City Council (BCC) in Australia pulled funding for the Queensland Music Awards (QMAs) on Thursday effective immediately in response to a controversial anti-Israel song titled "River to Sea" that won an award at the annual ceremony this week. The BCC also revoked funding for the QMAs after jazz pianist-composer Kellee Green, who won
#Australia#Antisemitism#Israel
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Erik van Straten

@EndIsraeliApartheid : they'd like everyone to think that condemning genocide is antisemitism.

However, they're confusing antisemitism with antizionism.

Antisemitism is prejudiced hatred of any Jew, regardless of what they did, their opinions or even their age (fsck any other made up definition).

THAT definition of antisemitism is what CAUSED the WWII genocide.

Zionism is what causes the genocide taking place in Palestine since 1948, intensified in Oct. 2023. Not of Jews, but of Palestinians.

Deliberately stating that antizionism is antisemitism implies Holocaust denial.

Actually twice: because of what I wrote above, and because of the "never again" message. We are repeatedly told to learn from the Holocaust, but apparently "never again" only applies to Jews - Zionists living in Israel in particular.

Apart from that, not all antisemtism is as bad as it seems (the picture below was transmitted often on Dutch TV - without the mitigating text).

It's a discrace for anyone with (partial) Jewish blood - like me.

Screenshot from the top of https://nu.nl/binnenland/6302158 The article is in Dutch, the part that can be seen in the screenshot reads: 'Zeer jonge jongen' tekende hakenkruizen op synagoge in Middelburg 19 feb 2024 om 17:23 Een "zeer jonge jongen" is verantwoordelijk voor de bekladding van de synagoge in Middelburg begin februari, meldt de politie. Op 3 februari tekende hij hakenkruizen op het gebedshuis aan de Herenstraat. English translation: A 'very young boy' painted the swastika on a synagoge in Middelburg 19 feb 2024 at 17:23 A "very young boy" is responsible for the visual damage made on the synagoge in Middelburg at the beginning of February, according to the police. On Feb. 3 he drew the swatika's on the prayer house located in the Herenstraat.
#NotInMyName#Holocaust#AntiSemitism
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Serge from Babka

I'm going to make this as simple and straightforward as I can make it.

You don't have to agree with Zionism

You don't have to believe that Zionism is Jewish civil rights.

You don't have to agree with the Zionist idea of Jewish self-determination.

But you do have to accept the following:

Holding all Zionists responsible for the actions of a few politicians in a minority government is not just wrong, it's a form of hate.

Zionism has been part of Jewish thought since were forcibly expelled from our homeland 2,000 years ago, and even in its modern form is older than Herzel and the European Zionist movement.

Saying Zionism is a hate group or hateful ideology is disgusting and inverting the meaning of hate.

70-80% of all Jews are Zionists, and Zionists live around the world.

Using minority viewpoints to say what is and isn't part of Judaism is gross and tokenizing.

#Zionism#Zionist#HateSpeech
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Jonathan Emmesedi

@cryptadamist

Oh, I didn't signal the eye rolling/irony of my response - my fault, sorry.

Although there are lots of antizionists who are not antisemites, some of them are, and I suspect the Bannon tendency includes many who fall under that description. It's a return to one of the primal preoccupations of reactionary politics. I'm sure the fascination with Putin also plays a part, as does the association of many of that group with "Traditional Catholicism", a religious dish frequently served with a large dollop of Jew hatred.

I just hope these odious people don't muddy the waters when it comes to condemnation of that goon squad kidnapping in the video .

#Antisemitism
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Serge from Babka

I agree with Bernie Sanders on many things, and I disagree with him on other things.

I think his actions during the hearing on Antisemitism on March 27th are "Complicated at best",.

I'm glad that he brought up the way that the right peddles and continues to peddle antisemitism.

I'm unhappy because he demanded sound byte answers from others while taking a very long time to speak, and the way he used his time was typically political.

And I'm furious that he used his time to give cover to campus antisemitism by way of selective contrived examples, rather than deepening the dialog.

#antisemitism#BernieSanders
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petersuber

Update. Here's a short and simple public statement that criticism of #Israel is not #antisemitic. I just signed and hope you will too.
civicshout.com/p/sign-if-you-a

civicshout.comSign if You Agree: Criticizing Israel Is Not AntisemiticFree speech is under attack. Across the country, politicians are pushing a dangerous narrative that conflates criticism of Israel with antisemitism. This false equivalence is not only wrong — it undermines genuine efforts to combat hate. Legitimate criticism of government policies, including Israel’s, is a fundamental right in any democracy. Students, activists, and scholars are now being silenced, threatened, or labeled antisemitic simply for expressing solidarity with Palestinians or questioning U.S. support for Israel’s actions. This dangerous crackdown has reached Congress. During recent hearings, Senator Bill Cassidy and other lawmakers used accusations of antisemitism to attack student protesters and intimidate universities. Rather than addressing the real threat of antisemitism, they weaponized the charge to suppress dissent. Let’s be clear: Antisemitism is a real and urgent problem that must be condemned. But criticism of Israeli government policies is not the same as antisemitism. We can and must stand against hate without undermining free speech and silencing dissent. Add your name to stand up for free speech and say loud and clear: Criticizing Israel is not antisemitic.
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