Antisemitism—the hostility, prejudice, or discrimination against Jews—is one of the oldest and most persistent forms of prejudice in history. It has changed over time, with different justifications in different eras.
Prior to 1948, Antisemitism was a European phenomenon. The primary driver of anti-Jewish antipathy today is zionism and the racist, genocidal and torture state of Israel. In the present, the worst enemy of Judaism is Jews themselves in their continued support of Israel in spite of its aggression, genocide and a deplorable absence of human rights which to our credit, many Jewish organizations outside if the mainstream stand firmly against.
July 19, 2026 @ 8:01 am
Prior to 1948, Antisemitism was a European phenomenon. The primary driver of anti-Jewish antipathy today is zionism and the racist, genocidal and torture state of Israel. In the present, the worst enemy of Judaism is Jews themselves in their continued support of Israel in spite of its aggression, genocide and a deplorable absence of human rights which to our credit, many Jewish organizations outside if the mainstream stand firmly against.