anti-Semitism

1. Prejudice or hatred against Jews (see also Jews ), a Semitic race. ( See Arab-Israeli conflict and Nazis .)

Example Sentences

Unilever’s head of ice cream, Peter ter Kulve, said he was worried about the “continued perception of anti-Semitism” in connection to the brand’s stance on Gaza, per the suit.

From Salon

The venue’s booking manager said that MSG was rented to the Bund on the condition that there be “no anti-Semitism either in banners or speeches,” but there were no consequences for flouting that sole condition.

From Slate

He continued, "But still people are going to see this segment and go 'All right, maybe Israel isn't perfect. But criticizing them feeds the fire. Don't you worry about anti-Semitism?' And to that, I say, no. I believe anti-Semitism will be fine. But from what I've experienced, it's very resilient. And it's not really tied to any event, or war, or activity, or reality. For God's sake, Kanye thought we ruined his Adidas deal!"

From Salon

Stewart said, "Anti-Semitism will survive this war like it survived all wars going back to the brave Hebrews at Masada."

From Salon

Speaking at the “Fighting Anti-Semitism in America” event in Washington, DC, where Trump was accompanied by GOP megadonor Miriam Adelson, the former president falsely claimed he is currently winning the votes of four in 10 Jewish Americans, nearly double what the actual polling suggests.

From Salon