Campus Week: A memoir of discomfort—and progress—as a graduate student at the University of Michigan in the 1960s

The university’s forceful response, with its nuanced defense of a speaker who compared Netanyahu to Hitler, shows how schools can uphold academic freedom while also confronting bigotry

Why Germany seeks to increase trade with a murderous theocracy bent on Israel’s destruction

Fear tactics in the New York governor’s race cheapen the danger of anti-Semitism

Pascal Bruckner’s ‘brave and necessary’ new book examines how Muslims came to be known as victims of the West

How a media narrative miscast Husam Zomlot, the Palestinian envoy in Washington, as a Holocaust denier

A surgery unexpectedly collides with unfathomable hate—and brings about a moment of clarity

There’s a barbarian at every gate

Coulter has long winked at anti-Semites. This week, she openly joined them.

The company has suspended the poster, but questions of anti-Semitism online linger

‘Every day there are new questions: What does it mean to raise a black Jewish daughter in the age of Trump? How do we keep her safe? How do we give her a Judaism that will embrace and love her?’

The senator has experienced the very anti-Semitic attacks that have proliferated in Labour, and is perfectly positioned to call them out

How human vices hide behind the veneer of the identity-culture wars

It’s time to debunk this myth once and for all

The great author, who would have turned 119 this weekend, used and abused his Jewish friend Harold Loeb. Why did Loeb take it?

How the Jewish neoliberal éminence grise of Emmanuel Macron’s government became both Marine Le Pen’s perfect enemy and her accidental inspiration

Maria Estrada promotes Louis Farrakhan and attacked a Jewish politician over his religion. She also claims she’s just ‘anti-Zionist.’

Sounding a lot like a classical medieval Jew-hater, the former Pink Floyd frontman takes the stage in London and amps up the bigotry

The long-standing interaction between anti-Americanism and anti-Semitism

When Farrakhan and his supporters are out on social media racking up shares, retweets, and views, it makes it much harder to dismiss them as insignificant, despite the best efforts of many apologists.

Today on Jewcy: An empirical approach to picking a favorite team.

How victimhood became a moral currency dependent on defining and policing the boundaries of human identity

Not Shaun King

Meme Wars: How the Twitter mobs choose their targets

‘I am glad to be labeled anti-Semitic,’ Mahathir Mohamad wrote in 2012

Jew-hatred is a laughing matter in Holland

The Jewish Diaspora versus the national-policy interests of the Jewish state: a dispatch from a confounding forum on the rise and spread of an old hatred

We must fight progressive anti-Semitism from the inside, before it destroys the social justice movements we helped to build—and alters the core values and political attachments of American Jewry

Tired of internet conspiracy theories and vile anti-Semitism, the journalist turns his attention from Italy’s mafia to its white supremacists

Listen to the alt-right version of “Shut Up and Dance” that you never knew you needed, and much, much more