Synonyms for anti-Semitism
ˌæn tiˈsɛm ɪˌtɪz əm, ˌæn taɪ-anti-semitism

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1. anti-Semitism, antisemitismnoun

   the intense dislike for and prejudice against Jewish people

   Synonyms:
   antisemitism

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1. • Racism

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1. judenhass

   classic german term that avoids the inevitiable "jews aren't really semites" side-step and lays it straight out as "jew hate."

   judenhass. jew hatred. so that's what i've chosen to call this story."--dave sim, writer/artist/publisher between the covers is a collection of quotations from various historical figures, showing how widespread this judenhass was in pre-wwii europe and elsewhere.

   Submitted by anonymous on December 26, 2019  

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1. List of paraphrases for "anti-semitism":

   antisemitism, anti-semitic, semitism

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1. Nile Gardiner:

   I think that what youre seeing is the rise of the far-left on both sides of the Atlantic and part of the far-left identity is a deep-seated anti-Semitism in both the U.Kand the U.S., and there is a lack of willingness on the part of the political leaders to do anything about it.

2. Roz Rothstein:

   Since the BDS Movement has escalated on campus, Jewish students have reported more incidents of anti-Semitism and hate speech against Israel, including calls for Israel’s demise, support for violence against Israelis, spray-painted swastikas, and more, the comments by UCLA student council members are an indication of how the line between legitimate criticism and anti-Semitism has become blurred.

3. Monica Schwarz-Friesel:

   For the first time in modern anti-Semitism research our study gives empirical evidence that anti-Semitism is on the rise.

4. Deidre Berger:

   There are growing anxieties in the Jewish communities about a potential rise in anti-Semitism and the security of Jewish life.

5. Public Affairs Dean Gary Segura:

   Respect for diversity of opinion on matters of public concern is a key tenet of the educational philosophy of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs, and it’s important to remember that an invitation to speak does not represent an endorsement of all past or future statements by a given speaker, we do not condone racism, sexism, anti-Semitism or any form of bias.