Opposition to, or hatred of, Semites, esp. Jews. The word is sometimes also applied to acts motivated by or evincing antisemitism.
Unconscious or openly hostile attitudes and behaviours directed at individual Jews or the Jewish people, leading to social, economic, institutional, religious, cultural or political discrimination. Anti-Semitism has also been expressed through individual acts of physical violence and through the organised destruction of entire communities.
(antisemitism) - Literally means opposed to Semites (which would include Arabic and other semitic peoples as well), but usually applied specifically to opposition to Jews (anti-Judaism).
Hatred toward Jews; prejudicial belief in the "racial" or religious inferiority of Jews*.
A term for anti-Jewish discrimination.
Discrimination based on Jewish lineage or identity.
Discrimination against or persecution of the Jews because of their religious beliefs or race.
Anti-Semitism is a form of racism that denigrates a group of people. Anti-Semitism has three main variations: (1) anti-Judaism is a religiously-based hostility to Jews, particularly by Christianity. Its roots lie in pre-Christian antiquity. (2) Modern anti-Semitism is based on racial theories that are often politically and economically motivated. (3) Anti-Zionism is a phenomenon of both the extreme right and extreme left and demonizes the state of Israel as a Jewish national movement for a homeland.
Prejudice against, or dislike of, Jews often leading to discrimination or persecution.
Hostility and/or prejudice against Jews.
the intense dislike for and prejudice against Jewish people
Discrimination against the Jewish people.
Opposition to and hatred of Jews.
Dislike or hatred of the Jews.
Acts or feelings against Jews; takes the form of prejudice, dislike, fear, discrimination, and persecution.
Irrational hatred of the Jewish people.
Attitudes and actions directed against the Jewish people.
Hostility toward Semites. Though Israelis and Palestinians are both semitic, the term almost always describes discrimination against Jews.
hostility or hatred towards peoples of Semitic origins but is used to mean anti-Jewish
Word coined in the 19th century for Prejudices toward Jews and discrimination against them.
Prejudice or discrimination against Jews — dislike, fear, and persecution of Jews.
This term refers to the hatred of Jews, which goes back to before Christian times.
A modern European racist ideology that first understands Jews as a race and second understands that race as inferior and degenerative of cultures in which Jews are assimilated.
Anti-Semitism is prejudice or discrimination against Jews, based on negative perceptions of their religious beliefs and/or on negative group stereotypes. Anti-Semitism can also be a form of racism, as when Nazis and others consider Jews an inferior "race."
Anti-Semitism is a prejudice and/or discrimination against Jews. Anti-Semitism can be based on hatred against Jews because of their religious beliefs, their group membership (ethnicity) and sometimes on the erroneous belief that Jews are a "race."
The hating of Jewish people
Prejudice against Jews; dislike of Jews; discrimination or persecution of Jews.
Hatred, prejudice, oppression, or discrimination against Jews or Judaism
Anti-Semitism is opposition to, hatred of, or agitation against Jews. Distaste for immigrants from eastern Europe, many of whom were Jewish, expanded into a more general anti-Semitism in the United States in the 1920s.