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Meanings of antisemitism in English

Portuguese
antisemitismo
Catalan
antisemitisme
Spanish
antisemitismo

Prejudice, discrimination or hostility directed against Jews.

antisemitismo
Usage of antisemitism in English
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A Labour party spokesperson said: We completely reject claims of institutional antisemitism.
The Guardian
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There is no place in society for antisemitism, Woolf said on Twitter.
Reuters
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I write this because antisemitism needs to be treated very seriously indeed.
The Guardian
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The more fundamental and widespread problem is one of antisemitism, not antisemites.
The Guardian
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Corbyn has repeatedly said he is committed to tackling antisemitism in Labour.
The Guardian
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I'm not saying antisemitism is on the increase, but I am looking.
The Guardian
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Sadly, the left does not have an unblemished record on opposing antisemitism.
The Guardian
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He accused Labour of allowing antisemitism to fester under Jeremy Corbyn's leadership.
The Guardian
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Widespread allegations of corruption, cronyism, extremism, homophobia and antisemitism in Tower Hamlets.
The Guardian
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Nevertheless antisemitism, endemic in daily life, was sometimes unleashed in terrifying pogroms.
The Guardian
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The failure to acknowledge, never mind address, antisemitism is a moral scar.
The Guardian
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Of course, that doesn't mean the far right has abandoned antisemitism.
The Guardian
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Scruton's lecture acknowledged that antisemitism was a problem in modern Hungary.
The Guardian
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I want to make clear that antisemitism has no place in today's world.
The Guardian
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Corbyn said Labour had introduced stronger processes to tackle antisemitism under his leadership.
The Guardian
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In so many situations, overt antisemitism is seen as lamentable but ultimately unproblematic.
The Guardian
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