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Anti-Semite is the proper term for a Jew-hater. The old term (from 150 years ago), before the term Anti-Semitism was coined, was the German Judenhasser which literally means: Jew-hater.

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Natzis...not sure if thats how u spell it but sounds like {not+zees}

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Q: What are people called who are prejudiced toward Jews?
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Adolf Hitler; people who are uneducated and prejudiced.


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fear, hatred, bigotry, Christian belief-based hatred, and Islamic belief-based hatred.


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You name any ethnic or religious group, and there is a different group who hates them. Yes, anti-Semitism is unfortunately alive and well.


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