Anti-Semitism

Anti-Semitism (alternatively spelled antisemitism) is hostility towards or prejudice against Jews, which can range from individual hatred to institutionalized violent persecution, of which the highly explicit ideology of Adolf Hitler's National Socialism was the most extreme form. Anti-Semitism has historically taken different forms:

See also

• Jews and Judaism
• Jewish history
• Other articles on anti-Semitism:
• History of anti-Semitism
• Roots of anti-Semitism
• Christianity and anti-Semitism
• Christian opposition to anti-Semitism
• Anti-globalization and Anti-Semitism
• Arab anti-Semitism
• Saudi Arabia and anti-Semitism
• Islam and anti-Semitism
• New anti-Semitism
• Persecution of the Jews
• Related topics:
• Anti-Zionism
• Jewish self-hatred.
• Racism
• Topics related to religious anti-Semitism:
• Anti-Judaism
• Spanish Inquisition
• Blood libel
• Beilis trial in Russia
• Host desecration
• Edgardo Mortara
• Anti-semitic laws, policies, and government actions
• Pogroms in Russia
• May Laws in Russia
• March 1968 events in Poland
• Dreyfus affair in France
• Farhud in Iraq
• Nazi Germany and the Holocaust
• Racial policy of Nazi Germany
• Anti-semitic websites
• Jew Watch
• Radio Islam
• Institute for Historical Review
• Organizations working against anti-Semitism
• Simon Wiesenthal Center
• Anti-Defamation League