From blaming the Jewish people for all the ills in the world to blood libels, where did anti-Semitic conspiracy theories originate from and how are they driving today's Jew-hatred in the United States?

Incitement to terror: A Palestinian Sheikh claimed on Hamas TV that Jews are behind all of the corruption in the world.

Palestinian officials never let facts get in the way of the false history they pawn off on their people.

Palestinian TV lied about a horrific concentration camp photo, claiming that an image of Jews who perished at Nordhausen showed Arabs in Al-Dawayima in 1948.

A social media propagandist posted a photo of an American child who is alive and well, with a caption claiming the toddler was a Palestinian killed by Israelis.

In what can only be described as a new low, Palestinian TV misrepresented a photo of concentration camp victims as Arabs, making the preposterous claim that Jews burned Arabs in oven.

European stadiums have become a hub for anti-Semitism where fans shout anti-Semitic slurs and post offensive stickers.

The Qatari state-sponsored network employs anti-Israel innuendo to promote its new "undercover" documentary about Israel's "lobbying" efforts in the US.

A popular Qatari educational software program asks children to identify parts of "Palestine" and teaches them that "Jews killed many prophets."