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YES. The definition and intended meaning of Anti-Semitism is discrimination against Jews. The term SPECIFICALLY refers to discrimination against Jews and does not apply to any other religion, ethnic group, or racial group.
Are Arabs Counted Debate:
There is a minority of people who wish to confuse the term with its linguistic origins. Semites are people of the Middle East including both Jews and Arabs. Therefore, these individuals will use their modified definition of Anti-Semitism to claim that Arabs cannot be Anti-Semitic since they are Semites.
This fails on three counts.
presumably you mean by the Catholics against the Jews; it was called the Holocaust. Though what happened in Yugoslavia was independent of the Holocaust, the victims are counted in with the victims of the Holocaust.
This is a tale that has lasted throughout time. Jews have been discriminated against at least since the Babylonian Exile in 586 BCE. (This would mean that Jews have faced discrimination for more than 2500 years.)
That was the first incident of what would become the Holocaust. It was certainly not the first incident of anti-Semitism, which had existed in Europe for a thousand years prior to the Third Reich. closer to 1900 years (or 2400 years, depending whether you mean Christian antisemitism or just general antisemitism). ___ If the question means 'First incident ... in the Third Reich', again the answer is no. There were cases of Jews being beaten up in the street in the first half of 1933. The Nazis were also obsessed with the subject of Jews in the media, and a number of Jewish journalists was killed in 1933. See also the related question.
The Hadrianic persecution, when Rome, under Hadrian, killed an estimated half-million Jews and enslaved many (quite probably another half million)? Or do you mean the Crusades, when most of the Jewish communities of the Rhineland were destroyed, driving Jewish refugees east into Poland? Or do you mean the Bubonic Plague, when Jewish communities across Europe were murdered or expelled for causing the plague? Or do you mean the expulsion of Jews from England in 1290? Or do you mean the expulsion of Jews from Spain in 1492? Or do you mean the expulsion of Jews from Lutheran lands in Germany during the Reformation, which drove more Jews into Poland? Or do you mean the Khmelnytsky Uprising in Poland, which decimated the Jewish community in what was then Polish Ukrane? Perhaps you are referring to the pogroms, anti-Jewish rioting encouraged by the Russian governments between 1880 and 1920 that drove millions of Jews to flee to Western Europe and the Americas? Or do you mean the Holocaust, orchestrated by Nazi Germany?
Segregation in the south means there is more racial discrimination in the south
The word antisemitism means prejudice against or hatred of Jews.
presumably you mean by the Catholics against the Jews; it was called the Holocaust. Though what happened in Yugoslavia was independent of the Holocaust, the victims are counted in with the victims of the Holocaust.
Discrimination is discrimination in any form.
Anti-semitism is anti-jewish. Another word for anti-semitism is Judeophobia. It's essentially a fear or hatred of Jewish people.It means being against the Jews, "having a hatred for them".
This is a tale that has lasted throughout time. Jews have been discriminated against at least since the Babylonian Exile in 586 BCE. (This would mean that Jews have faced discrimination for more than 2500 years.)
The prefix anti means that something is against the base word that is used in conjunction with the word. For example, anti-discrimination means a person is against discrimination.
That was the first incident of what would become the Holocaust. It was certainly not the first incident of anti-Semitism, which had existed in Europe for a thousand years prior to the Third Reich. closer to 1900 years (or 2400 years, depending whether you mean Christian antisemitism or just general antisemitism). ___ If the question means 'First incident ... in the Third Reich', again the answer is no. There were cases of Jews being beaten up in the street in the first half of 1933. The Nazis were also obsessed with the subject of Jews in the media, and a number of Jewish journalists was killed in 1933. See also the related question.
The word antisemitic is slightly older and the first reference dates from 1865. The word antisemitism dates from 1879. The antisemitic word means anti-Jewish. The term antisemitism was first used by Wilhelm Marr for his anti-Jewish political movement. He was fed up with being called a Jew-baiter (Judenhetzer) and wanted to show the world that he, too, had an ideology or -ism to solve the world's problems.
It means when somebody discriminates not only against one thing, but against more, such as sexuality, religion, race etc. For example, someone who discriminates against religion and race can be categorized as a person who does multiple discrimination.
If you mean when Hitlers dictatorship then it's called 'The Holocaust'.
Presumably you mean stand up to. See the related question.
In Nazi Germany it meant persecution, hatred, deportation and death.