Prof. Gideon Greif rebuked for allegedly inflating the death toll at Jasenovac, a Croatian death camp during World War II, in order to boost the Serbian national narrative; he denies the accusations
Anti-Defamation League calls on world leaders to educate against anti-Jewish prejudice following increase of nearly 65% in number of anti-Semitic incidents since the start of the latest round of hostilities between Israel and Palestinian terror groups
Tara Kavaler 05/27/2021
Experts agree education is the key to fighting hatred of Jews, but disagree on how to define antisemitism
Jewish communities around the world have experienced a surge in anti-Semitism since the 11-day Israel-Gaza flare-up began on May 10; but the question remains, what can be done about it?
Experts in human rights and Jewish groups say that education is the long-term answer to this form of hatred, but disagree on the approach.
In the US, Jonathan Greenblatt, CEO of the Anti-Defamation League, told The Media Line that the number of antisemitic incidents was up nearly 65% in the two weeks since the start of the recent hostilities between Israel and Hamas in Gaza, as compared to the same period last year leading up to May 10.
Croatian reality series removes scenes of contestant with Nazi tattoo 22 Apr 2021 share this on
Dozens of scenes featuring a contestant on the
Croatian hit reality series
Love is in the Village with the Nazi slogan “My honor is called
loyalty” tattooed on his forearm were removed by RTL Croatia network.
In
addition to the popular Nazi slogan, it was discovered that the contestant, Jurica
Živodera, wrote on his social media pages that
Hitler s
Mein
Kampf was his favorite book.
In a statement, RTL Croatia said that it maintains a zero-tolerance policy for the
glorification of Nazis and their ideology, adding that in a private