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No countries have a governmental policy of discriminating against Jews, but most of the Middle Eastern Arab countries as well as Iran are strongly against the state of Israel and see any Jew as an Israeli supporter. There are also some Eastern European countries as well as parts of the former Soviet Union that still discriminate at least at the grass roots level. Finally, the countries of Argentina and Venezuela harbored many Nazis who fled Germany at the end of WWII. These people carried their anti-semitism to the larger populations to some extent.

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