Antisemitism
All our coverage of antisemitism.
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowA “first” in Trappes? Fourteen years earlier, three Jewish children were murdered in Toulouse
Gabriel, Arié and Myriam were killed in Toulouse in 2012. How do court judgments and public tributes bear on Macron’s remarks in Trappes in 2026?
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowAmerica before the Holocaust: from the lynching of Leo Frank to immigration quotas
From the Leo Frank case to the fate of Jewish refugees, how did antisemitism manifest itself in the United States before the Second World War?
NewsAntisemitism in Europe, 88 years after Kristallnacht: police meet in Berlin and France sets a date for debate
In Berlin, police chiefs met a survivor of the 1938 pogrom. In France, the Senate has put a bill on racism and antisemitism on its December agenda.
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowDan Bilzerian says he is criticising Israel. In 2011, he was already blaming Jews for 9/11
From poker to a Florida primary, what Dan Bilzerian has said about Jews and the Holocaust, as documented in broadcasts and archival material.
NewsIn Philadelphia, a boycott call fills Jewish-owned restaurants
On 8 November, cyclists called for a boycott of six Philadelphia restaurants. Customers queued outside the restaurants to show their support.
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowLahav Shani, from Ghent to Brussels: when must an artist answer for his country?
The same Israeli conductor lost a concert in Ghent and kept his place on the programme in Brussels. From books to sport, who decided to boycott, on what grounds and to what effect?
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowThe departure of Jewish communities from Arab countries and Iran in the 20th century
From Iraq to Morocco and Iran, violence, changes to nationality laws and organised migration transformed Jewish communities in the course of the 20th century.
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowThe Doctors’ Plot: antisemitism in Stalin’s final years, 1948–1953
On 13 January 1953, Pravda published false accusations against nine doctors. The Soviet news agency TASS implicated the Joint, an American Jewish organisation.
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowThe Mufti of Jerusalem meets Hitler: what the documents say
On 28 November 1941, Hitler received the Mufti of Jerusalem in Berlin. What does the German record establish about their meeting and its consequences?
In depth · What you probably didn’t knowThe Protocols of the Elders of Zion: how history’s most widely circulated forgery survived
How were the Protocols of the Elders of Zion exposed as a forgery? The trail leads back to Maurice Joly’s pamphlet and the investigation The Times published in 1921.
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Why this site exists: against ignorance, not against people
What does Israel in Facts set out to do? This editorial explains why we publish our sources, how we distinguish reporting from opinion and how we choose our features.