The return of anti-Semitism

Discusses the growing danger of antisemitism in the Muslim world, Europe, and the U.S. Points out that the post-Holocaust taboo on expressing antisemitic sentiments no longer exists. Discusses Islamic demonization of Jews and Israel in many countries, as well as among Palestinians. Notes parallels between Nazi and Islamic ideology and practice of terror against Jews. The Jews are often blamed for U.S. foreign policy, e.g. against Iraq. In Europe Muslim immigrants are responsible for most attacks against real or presumed Jewish targets, and Leftist anti-Zionism influences the media and European governments. The U.S. is beginning to suffer from antisemitism among the large number of Muslim immigrants. Black antisemitism continues and U.S. Leftists condemn Israel one-sidedly in the media. also castigates the self-hatred of Jewish anti-Zionists. While there is virtually no opposition to antisemitism in the Muslim world, the West practices antisemitism denial. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism - The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)