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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.
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∙ 2016-11-25 21:00:12presumably 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 only activity which Jews were typically allowed to partake in was commerce and moneylending, and they were corporately quite successful (by corporately I mean that not every Jew was rich, but that since commerce was dominated by Jews this was the impression held by many). This led to abuses at times by Jews who acted as usurers, what we would call lone sharks, lending money at an abusive interest. A mix between some legitimate grievances and plain envy led to outbreaks of violence against Jews, particularly in times of economic duress. It is interesting to note this difference from modern and medieval antisemitism. Today antisemitism is a racist ideology, then it was a populist phenomenon based on economic factors, although they sometimes used the "deicide" accusation as an excuse.
1.Apartheid is a strict system of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa against black South Africans.
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.
Homophobia, which originally mean "fear of gay people" but today has come to mean any acts of discrimination against gay people.
This means to treat one group of people less well than others. Example: Jews often faced discrimination when they moved into Christian towns. Whites in the US have often practiced discrimination against blacks.
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.
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.
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 only activity which Jews were typically allowed to partake in was commerce and moneylending, and they were corporately quite successful (by corporately I mean that not every Jew was rich, but that since commerce was dominated by Jews this was the impression held by many). This led to abuses at times by Jews who acted as usurers, what we would call lone sharks, lending money at an abusive interest. A mix between some legitimate grievances and plain envy led to outbreaks of violence against Jews, particularly in times of economic duress. It is interesting to note this difference from modern and medieval antisemitism. Today antisemitism is a racist ideology, then it was a populist phenomenon based on economic factors, although they sometimes used the "deicide" accusation as an excuse.
Racism is the act of discrimination against people of different ethnicity, race, religion, etc. but most commonly used for race.
1.Apartheid is a strict system of racial segregation and discrimination in South Africa against black South Africans.