Israel Today correspondent Rachel Avraham’s report from the recent conference on confronting antisemitism in the digital world.

To the dismay of its critics, Israel has become one of the more creative and innovative societies dealing with some of the planet’s most urgent issues.

“Work on the problems, instead of insulting those that raise them,” demands EU lawmaker in scathing criticism of UNRWA

Rather than being bogged down in security arguments or bragging about the sacrifices Israel has made for peace, friends of the Jewish state must speak primarily of Jewish rights and about how anti-Zionism is anti-Semitism. Everything else is generally a waste of time and effort.

One Jew enters Mecca and the Saudis curse all 15 million Jews

German Minister of Culture Claudia Roth stated that although she recognised anti-Semitic elements in the work, she does not intend to act to take it down.

“I show people that there are still survivors and we have overcome antisemitism. We are alive and well.”

Despite all the warm words in Jerusalem, there’s no sign that the longtime hostility towards Israel is about to ease.

BDSers are single-minded; it’s all about the Jews. They could be called “Holocausters”