Blood Libel

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.

David Rutley responded to the MP that the UK “will continue to oppose violations and abuse of international human rights or international humanitarian law by the government of Israel or the PA."

A spokesperson from the National Jewish Assembly (NJA) said that the organization was “outraged” by The Independent's depiction of Jenin amid an IDF operation to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

The International Legal Forum (ILF), a global network of lawyers combating antisemitism and terror, expressed utter dismay and shock at Gadgil's conduct.

Jordan’s king claims Israel is undermining the status quo in Jerusalem as women in the Old City chanting they will liberate al-Aqsa with blood and fire.

The picture, entitled "Independence Day," depicts celebration of Israel's independence day by Israeli soldiers, who raise their blood-filled glasses in toast.