We keep hearing that in Amsterdam the Israelis were chanting "There are no schools in Gaza because all the children are dead" and "death to Arabs".

Can someone who watched the videos and speaks Hebrew confirm this is true?

They're not even being subtle about it. Jews have been beaten by gangs, stabbed and ran over ane they're dlaiming they deserved it because some guy removed a Palestinian flag earlier

To my memory there's some rule here on not talking about other subs, though zi couldn't find it, so I won't be mentioning them by name. But isn't doing nothing defeqring rhe purpose of bringing these incidents ane people to lihjt?

These posts actually incite violence, not "criticism" but are celebraring real life pogroms. They have thousands of dheeering comments and they are endorsed up by the admins of these groups that are supposed to regulate them. As it stands, everyone infolvwd faces 0 consequences for this while normal people have been banned for making the wrong politidal opinion.

Why are we turning a blond eye to this and not mass reporting them?

Comments are a cesspool, shocking, I know.

https://www.avclub.com/no-other-land-years-most-vital-political-documentary-palestine-distribution

Following European politics, I have the impression that no other country's political representatives have shown such open anti-Semitic tendencies as Polish and Romanian politicians.

Grzegorz Braun, a member of the far-right party "Confederation of the Polish Crown", used a fire extinguisher to put out Hanukkah candles that were lit in parliament. The Confederation of the Polish Crown party has three members in the lower house of the Polish parliament (Sejm) and one member in the European Parliament.

Diana Șoșoacă, a member of the far-right party "S.O.S. Romania", shouted "Long live the Guard" (the Iron Guard is responsible for crimes against Jews in World War II), and accused Jews of being responsible for the deaths of 800,000 Romanians, calling Jews "Judeo-Bolsheviks", and accusing Jews of disrespecting the Romanian state, people and history. S.O.S. The Romania party has one representative in the Romanian Senate and two representatives in the European Parliament.

An additional problem is that the parties from which open anti-Semitism spreads are not on the margins like in some other countries, but have representatives in the European Parliament.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong, but I have the impression that Polish and Romanian politicians express anti-Semitism in a more open manner than is the case in other parts of Europe, and all without major sanctions.

Why is this so? My assumption is that anti-Semitism in Poland and Romania is largely based on religious prejudice and a worse economic situation that finds justification for its own situation in conspiracy theories.

I have noticed online that anti-Zionists have been laying the groundwork for blaming Harris’s support for Israel for her loosing the Arab American/Muslim vote in the “blue wall” states. If she looses these states then the antizionists will use this to blame Jews who support Israel and aipac/Zionists/ most Jews for her loosing. Causing a a rise in antisemitism even more than now as revenge for the election.

That is my prediction I hope it does not come true.