Is there a way to eradictae antisemitism from the Arab world?

Videos posted the morning after show much of the synagogue complex burnt, with Arabic graffiti sprayed on the walls of synagogue rooms which remained intact.

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In a disgusting display of antisemitism, an Egyptian international legal expert spewed classic antisemitic tropes and lies.

A former high-ranking Jordanian official recently explained Hitler's popularity in Arab nations, which he attributed to the genocidal maniac's burning hatred for the Jewish people.

This Egyptian journalist peddles lies about the Holocaust in a shameful attempt to slander the Jewish state.

Would any members of the the 2,000-year-old Jewish community who were kicked out of Iraq in 1948 be permitted to return if they so desired?

Was a Tunisian pro-Palestinian protest that targeted the nation's only Jewish official simply an example of old fashioned anti-Semitism?

Are Israel's Arab neighbors serious about peace between Israel and the Palestinians, or are they living in a fantasy world in which the Jewish state will one day magically disappear?

Israel has purchased the rights to broadcast one of the most popular international sporting events, the FIFA World Cup, to large swaths of the Arab world.

American Middle East envoy Jason Greenblatt derided Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas' failure to mention the Jewish people's connection to Jerusalem in a speech this week.

An Egyptian talk show hosted members of the Egyptian Unique Moustache Association. One guest couldn't pass up an opportunity to praise Hitler for his attempted genocide of the Jewish people.