Top Ten Anti-Semites 2020
The one who is a Jew looks rather nice. She is
Simone Zimmerman
is the co-founder of the dangerous self loathing Jewish group,
IfNotNow (INN) which recites Kaddish (Jewish mourner's prayer) for
terrorists.
Zimmerman has openly praised and supported the BDS movement and organizations such as Jewish Voices for Peace, a radical advocacy group with leaders in Lebanon.
Simone Zimmerman was hired
as Bernie Sander's outreach director but was fired after only two
days over her controversial social media posts accusing Elie Wiesel
of using the Holocaust to promote a Zionist agenda.
She still looks all right. One sees Bernie's point but he sacked her after being
leaned on for two whole days; a lack of Moral
Courage.
Top Ten
Anti-Semites 2019
Jeremy Corbyn-LED
UK LABOUR PARTY
How
complicit in prejudice would a leader of Her
Majesty’s opposition have to be in order to be
considered
unfit for high office?”-
Ephraim Mirvis, UK Chief Rabbi. In
a year awash with anti-Semitism on both sides of the
Atlantic, no one has done more to mainstream
anti-Semitism
into the political and social life of a democracy
than the Jeremy Corbyn-led Labour Party. Chief Rabbi Ephraim
Mirvis warned that anti-Jewish racism was a new
poison
that had taken root in the party.
In the words of MP Louise Ellman, “How many Jewish
members have been bullied, abused and driven out?”
Members and staff who have dared to speak out
against the
hate were purged, but not those who declared ‘Heil
Hitler’
and ’F*ck the Jews’ or ‘Jews are the problem’. No
wonder
a poll of the Jewish Leadership Council found that
47% of respondents said they would consider leaving
the UK if Corbyn
became prime minister.Postscript:
The SWC released its #1 choice for its Top Ten 2019
list five days before the UK election. Corbyn’s
Labour was
trounced by PM Boris Johnson’s Conservative Party in
the December 12th elections. Some analysts say that
anti-Semitism
impacted the voters. Corbyn has resigned as leader
of the Labour Party.
Number 5 is a German ambassador who commented on Jews' atrocities in Palestine, in the Stolen Land that Zionist crazies call Israel. That means he will not be getting any promotion.
Top
Ten Anti-Semites 2018
The winner was
Robert
Bowers after 11 Jews were killed in a Pittsburgh synagogue. Only 6
qualified as injured. The runner up was Louis
Farrakhan, he who tells the truth about Jews running the
Slave Trade. But
Comrade Corbyn & his peculiar friends only made number 4.
Top Ten Anti-Semites 2016
1) United Nations Erases Jewish History
The
most stunning 2016 UN attack on Israel was when the US abstained on a UN
Security Council resolution condemning Israel for settlement
construction. It reversed decades-long US policy of vetoing such
diplomatic moves against the Jewish State. In 2011, a similar resolution
was vetoed by US Ambassador Susan Rice “…this draft resolution risks
hardening the positions of both sides. It could encourage the parties to
stay out of negotiations…”, she said.
The resolution, in effect, identifies Jerusalem’s holiest sites, including the Temple Mount and the Western Wall, as “occupied Palestinian territory.”...........
Throughout 2016, a year rife with global Islamist terrorism and horrific human rights violations, the UN General Assembly passed 20 resolutions against Israel and four against all other countries combined. At UNESCO, an Arab – backed resolution erased any historic link between the Jewish people and Judaism’s holiest sites, the Temple Mount and The Western Wall. It also rebranded Rachel’s Tomb and the Tomb of the Patriarchs as exclusively Muslim sites. The resolution also “deeply regrets”[ed] Israel’s refusal to remove these sites from its national heritage list.
2) UK British Labor Leaders +
Jenny Tonge
Under
Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the British Labor Party, anti-Semitism in the
party has greatly escalated. Corbyn, who previously called Hamas and
Hezbollah his “friends”, also promoted his strategy adviser Seumas
Milne, a Hamas proponent. He then gave former London mayor Ken
Livingstone an important position in the party, but Livingstone was
later suspended because of anti-Semitic remarks about Hitler supporting
Zionism. When the anti-Semitism in the party could no longer be ignored,
Corbyn chose an unqualified investigator who produced a highly
unprofessional report on the issue...............
3) France – Singling Out Israel
Against
a backdrop of devastating and murderous Islamist terrorist attacks,
continued targeting of French Jewry, and reports of the refusal of some
Muslim police officers to guard synagogues, the French government became
the first member of the European Union to implement the requirement of
labels on all Israeli goods produced beyond the Jewish state’s 1967
borders. Labels such as “Product from the “Golan Heights” or “West Bank”
must now include from “Occupied Areas.”
However, goods from those areas not produced by Israelis may continue to say “product of Palestine”. The Israeli Foreign Ministry blasted the unfair double standard saying, “It is puzzling and disturbing that France adopts a double standard in relation to Israel, while ignoring 200 territorial conflicts currently taking place around the world....”
4) Boycott, Divestment & Sanctions (BDS) –
German Union/Canadian Student Union/United Church of Christ
Leaders
of the German Teacher’s Union (GEW) local in Oldenburg have called for a
total boycott of Israel. In September, the Oldenburg GEW local published
a pro-BDS article by Christoph Glanz, a public school teacher and
fanatic opponent of the Jewish State. Glanz, who has tried posing as a
Jew to avoid charges of anti-Semitism, recently called for the
eradication of the State of Israel and relocation of its Jews to
southwestern Germany. On December 7th, Chancellor Angela Merkel’s
Conservative party passed a resolution declaring the BDS movement
anti-Jewish and reminiscent of early actions taken by the Nazis against
Jews.
Ryerson University is a prominent Canadian university of 37,000 students in downtown Toronto. It’s student union had previously voted to endorse BDS. When anti-Semitic graffiti was found on its campus, Canadian Friends of the Simon Wiesenthal Center offered a reward for the arrest of the perpetrators. In 2016, a motion to dedicate a week to Holocaust Remembrance was torpedoed by Students for Justice in Palestine and the Muslim Student Association who staged a planned walkout to deprive the committee of a quorum for the vote.
This despite the fact that the programming had nothing to do with the Israel-Arab conflict. Reacting to the disgusting anti-Jewish move, Amanda Homann, National Director of B’nai B’rith’s League for Human Rights charged, “This outrageous incident is emblematic of the kind of anti-Semitism and anti-Jewish sentiment that is rampant on Ontario campuses.” In December, a delegation from Canadian Friends of the Simon Wiesenthal Center met with Ryerson University President Mohamed Lachemi, Chancellor Lawrence Bloomberg and executives of the university over the outrage. On December 19th, a motion to endorse a week of Holocaust programming was passed unanimously.
Those who staged the initial walkout were not present. Last year, the US-based United Church of Christ (UCC) voted overwhelmingly to endorse BDS. In 2016, it has become more creative in teaching contempt and hatred for the Jewish State. It now guides Sunday School teachers in role-playing activities designed to indoctrinate children, manipulating them emotionally to believe that Israelis are cruel and brutal oppressors.
A study guide published by its Global Ministries agency provides material for Advent, the weeks of spiritual readiness for Christmas. It leaves little room for “goodwill toward men,” at least insofar as Jews. Students are urged to man imaginary checkpoints and act as soldiers, letting some in and rejecting others. They listen to a boy from Beit Jala on the West Bank, describe how people cannot travel and live in security because of the checkpoints. At no point is there any explanation of why the barrier and checkpoints are there – how many thousands died in terrorist acts before they were emplaced, and how many Muslim, Christian, and Jewish lives have been saved by them.
5)
Richard
Spencer – America’s [ alleged ] 21st
Century Nazi
In
celebration of what they perceived as gains resulting from the US
presidential election, dozens of “white nationalists” descended on the
Ronald Reagan building in Washington, D.C. shortly before Thanksgiving
to congratulate each other and offer Nazi salutes. In his address,
National Policy Institute (NPI) leader, Richard Spencer, mused out loud
whether Jews were actually people or just a “golem” (an animated
creature without human feelings). Spencer then went on to rail against
the mainstream media and asked his audience whether they should be
referred to in “the original German.” Members of the audience dutifully
replied, “Luegenpresse,” the Nazi era-expression meaning “Lying press.”
By the end of Spencer’s rantings and ravings, attendees were stretching out their arms in Nazi salutes cheering “Hail Trump! Hail our People! Hail Victory!” Meanwhile, the Associated Press confirmed that the IRS had granted non-profit status to four racist groups, including Spencer’s Montana-based NPI. Spencer popularized the term “alternative right” (alt-right), a fringe movement encompassing racism, white nationalism and populism. Spencer’s group raised $442,482 in tax-deductible contributions from 2007 through 2012. During the presidential campaign, 1,600 online bigots used social media to target more than 800 journalists who received over 19,000 anti-Semitic Tweets. The great majority of the Tweets targeted 10 journalists, some of them Jewish who had authored articles critical of then-candidate Donald Trump. The Trump campaign denounced the hate-filled attacks.
6) Palestinian Leadership – The
Palestinian Authority and Hamas
Echoing
screeds that led to mass killings of European Jews in the Middle Ages,
Palestinian Authority President Abbas, told the European Parliament in
Brussels that Israeli rabbis were urging the government to poison the
Palestinian water supply. In his June 23rd address, Abbas said, “Just a
week ago, a group of rabbis in Israel announced, in a clear
announcement, demanding their government, to poison, to poison, the
water of the Palestinians. Is this not incitement? Is this not clear
incitement, to the mass murder of the Palestinian people?” Israeli PM
Netanyahu called Abbas’ remarks a blood libel.
Abbas had previously called for Jerusalem’s holy sites to be cleansed of Jews and Christians. “The Al Aqsa mosque is ours. The church of the Holy Sepulcher is ours as well. They have no right to desecrate them with their dirty feet.” In April, against the backdrop of the so-called “Knifing Intifada”, Hamas TV broadcast a play in which Palestinian children – dressed in military fatigues and armed with guns and knives – kill Israelis. The broadcast prompted Ofir Gendelman, the Arab media spokesman for Prime Minister Netanyahu to say, “When Palestinians send their kids to act in this school play…no wonder their kids commit attacks when they’re older.”
7) The Netherlands – Anti-Semitic Attacks Too Numerous to Report
"Jews
will be finished"
Chief Rabbi of the Netherlands, Binyomin Jacobs, said that most Dutch
Jews have grown so accustomed to anti-Semitic insults on the street,
that they seldom bother reporting them. However, a trend of anti-Semitic
incidents in Dutch schools has become particularly worrisome. In June,
high school students at a graduation party in the town of Schijndel sang
about burning Jews. As they entered the hall, some of the graduates
broke out in song with the lyrics, “Together we’ll burn Jews, because
Jews burn the best”- a chant sometimes heard in the country’s soccer
stadiums (see #9).
8) Sweden – Foreign Minister Worries About
Terrorists, Not Their Victims
Swedish
Foreign Minister Margot Wallstrom flew to Israel in December despite
being forewarned that no Israeli officials would meet with her.
Wallstrom, whose consistently one-sided criticism of the Jewish State
has outraged Israelis, said she wanted to meet with Palestinian and
Israeli leaders to advance peace prospects, but Jerusalem refused to
meet with her. Commenting on the violence in Israel of knife-wielding
Palestinian terrorists, and measures taken by Israeli police in their
wake during the so-called “Knifing Intifada”, Wallstrom, called for an
investigation into what she called “extra-judicial killings” by Israeli
police.
Shocked by her remarks, Israeli Minister of Infrastructure, Yuval Steinitz, noted that Wallstrom singled out Israel for investigation but avoided calling out other nations – including the U.S., Russia and France – which also kill terrorists. Steinitz also pointed out that that Sweden has produced more Islamic State volunteers that any other European country. Relations between Israel and Sweden plummeted last year after Wallstrom attributed the Palestinian-Israeli conflict as a major reason for growing Islamist radicalism. A year earlier, shortly after taking the helm of her country’s Foreign Ministry, Wallstrom recognized ‘Palestine’ as a state.
9) Sports – Breeding Ground for Hate
"19.08,
today the Jews got a name. "Let them burn, motherfu**ers."
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UNITED STATES – Between 50 to 75 students from Catholic Memorial School in Newton, Massachusetts stunned spectators in March during a basketball game with Newton North High School, when they shouted, “You killed Jesus, you killed Jesus” at their opponents. Newton North High has many Jewish students. Students were later forced to apologize to North High’s principal and were criticized in a statement by the Boston Archdiocese. Meanwhile, officials at Keefe Regional Technical School and Marian High School in Framingham, a suburb of Boston, canceled the hockey season for their joint boys-team over what faculty said were anti-Semitic comments and actions by players against a teammate, the Boston Globe reported. A letter to players from Marian High, which is a Catholic school, and their parents said an investigation found “a pattern of locker room activity” by players who admitted to participating in it.
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HOLLAND – In April, following Feyenoord’s 2-1 victory over Utrecht in the Dutch Cup match, a group of fans started chanting “Jews to the gas!” and “Hamas, Hamas”. Earlier in the year, PSV Eindhoven fans chanted, “If you don’t jump, you’re a Jew, and all Jews must die.”
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ITALY – In October, FIFA, the international football governing body, imposed a fine of more than $30,000 on Italy’s national team for the anti-Semitic behavior of some of its fans at a match in Haifa. Some of Team Italy’s fans gave the fascist salute during the playing of the national anthems before the match with Israel’s national team.
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BRITAIN – At the end of November, fans of a British soccer team were filmed singing anti-Semitic chants on a London subway. The chant by backers of the Chelsea club followed the team’s victory over Tottenham Hotspur, which has many Jewish fans. They chanted, “I’ve got foreskin, how about you? F****** Jew.”
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CROATIA – Chants of “Za dom spremni” (“Ready for the homeland”) and “Mi Hrvati! Ustasha, Ustasha!” (“We Croatians! Ustasha, Ustasha!”) clearly express support for a country whose WWII government organized the mass murder of hundreds of thousands of its minorities and political opponents,” according to SWC’s Eastern European Affairs Director Dr. Efraim Zuroff. The slogans, shouted during a match between Israel and Croatia’s national teams in March, expressed support for the country’s Nazi-puppet government that exterminated hundreds of thousands of “foreign elements” during the Holocaust, including Serbs, Gypsies and Jews.
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POLAND – In August, a group of Polish soccer fans put on a horrifying display of anti-Semitism, by setting fire to effigies of stereotypical Jews and parading a banner calling for the burning of Jewish people. Dozens of fans of the Widzew Lodz football team had gathered outside a local train station to rally against rival team LKS Lodz. They unfurled an anti-Semitic banner which read, “19.08, today the Jews got a name. “Let them burn, motherfu**ers.” Photos take of the rally (pictured above) show effigies dressed as Orthodox Jews being strung from rope and set on fire.
10) Poland – Historian Faces Modern-Day
Witch-Hunt
Prominent
historian Jan Tomasz Gross, who documented Polish participation in the
murder of Jews in wartime Poland, is in the crosshairs of Polish
authorities who are considering charges that could put him behind bars
for three years for “harming the country’s reputation”. Gross’ research
revealed that Poles killed more Polish Jews (over 100,000) than they did
German occupiers (30,000) during World War II. While some view the
investigation as a witch-hunt, others view it as a tactical move in a
political game. In October, the hard-right Law and Justice Party came to
power and Prime Minister Beata Szydlo has inaugurated a campaign to
curtail freedoms. In July, Polish Education Minister, Anna Zelewska,
cast doubt on the responsibility of Poles for two massacres of Jews –
one during the Holocaust and one immediately after.
Minister Zalewska addressed the 1941 murder of Jews in Jedwabne, in which Poles gathered 300 Jews and burned them in a barn. The other atrocity took place in Kielce in 1946 where 42 Jews were murdered. Minister Zalewska said that “Jedwabne ...has led to many misunderstandings and very biased opinions.” When a journalist from Polish broadcaster TVN reminded her that “Poles burned Jews in a barn,” Zalewski curtly replied, “That is your opinion.”
