Blood Libel

The Lancet once again allowed disinformation to spread on what is considered a “well-respected magazine” with a readership of 36 million people.

The political candidate was invited to speak at the mosque, where worshippers told him “We don’t want to engage with you people, we don’t want to engage with you justifiers of child killers.”

Columbia University professors: "We found that the food supply entering Gaza is more than sufficient to feed all 2.2 million Gazans."

The latest decisions by the ICJ and ICC highlight a continuous trend throughout human history where Jewish plight is met with silence, and Jewish response is met with blood libel.

‘Genocide,’ ‘apartheid,’ and ‘colonialism’ are but modern blood libels aiming to strip Jews and Israelis of their humanity and declare open season against them.

Premiership candidate Mehmet Vefa Dag took to multiple social media platforms to spread his antisemitic rhetoric-filled campaign messages.

Michal Cotler-Wunsh, a former centrist lawmaker who serves as Israel’s antisemitism envoy, wrote in a post on X that invoking the holiday to slam Israel’s military action was a blood libel.

To justify this terror-rewarding move, there was a need to show the violence from Israel’s side, namely “settler violence.”

Funny how they use the same term – “the river to the sea” – which has traditionally been the battle cry for ridding Israel of all of its Jewish presence.

Yahya Aby Zakariya made a number of antisemitic comments while appearing on the Houthi television channel Al-Masirah TV.