anti-Semitism

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

Example Sentences

Born into a wealthy family in 1895, she had seen her life, and the world around her, change due to war, industrialisation and a wave of anti-Semitism.

From BBC

Hitler was said to have made anti-Semitism “salonfähig,” fomenting hatred of Jews in polite company by his ceaseless and hate-filled tirades against Germany’s Jewish population.

From Salon

The premise of “Plot” is chilling enough: The aviator and isolationist Charles Lindbergh wins the election of 1940, ushering in an era of Nazi appeasement and state-sanctioned anti-Semitism.

From New York Times

“His policies can not only stoke conflicts at the international level … but also generate anti-Semitism within our country.”

From Seattle Times

Mr Corbyn was suspended as a Labour MP in 2020 for his response to a report into anti-Semitism in the party.

From BBC