Hungary: "F**k the Talmud, f**k the menorah"

Via CFCA:

A message in a Budapest playground: "F**k the Talmud, f**k the menorah, we spit in the stinky faces of the Jews".

France: "I'd love to grab those little Jewish girls by their pigtails before killing them"

Via France24:

Nemmouche made more headlines recently following reports that two former hostages, Nicolas Hénin and Didier François, had identified Nemmouche as one of their captors when they were being held by jihadists in Syria. 

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François told Europe 1 radio on Monday: “Throughout our detention there was an anti-Semitic obsession [from Nemmouche], he wanted to replicate or outdo Merah, who was a sort of model for him.” 

The former hostage also said that Nemmouche described himself as “a young criminal who had been transformed into an ethnic cleanser”

Via Philosémitisme Blog and Libération:

Nemmouche further told François that "Mohamed Merah was the greatest Frenchman France has ever produced" and that he "would love to grab those little Jewish girls by their pigtails before killing them".  This is exactly what Merah did, as he chased little Jewish kids around the school playground and shot them to death.

UK: "Disproportionate obsession with Israel in Scottish public life"

According to the Scottish Council of Jewish Communities (SCoJeC), around a dozen antisemitic incidents were recorded in the first week of August - almost as many as in the whole of 2013 - including graffiti on synagogues and threatening messages. 

The organisation said a "disproportionate obsession with Israel in Scottish public life" had led to Jews no longer feeling safe wearing kippot or Star of David jewellery. 

It added: "A number of people have said they no longer feel welcome in Scotland and are actively considering moving to Israel."

More: Jewish  Chronicle

Slovakia: Catholic priest blames Jews for Holocaust

A Catholic priest in Slovakia sparked outrage by blaming the Jews for the hatred against them during the Holocaust and warned the Roma are following suit. 

Emil Floris leveled the accusation last month during a ceremony in Cadca, located 120 miles northeast of the capital Bratislava, commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Slovak National Uprising against Nazi Germany and the collaborationist government. 

“From all over Europe, they took the Jews to concentration camps. And do you know why? Because there was hatred toward them, but those who are hated often do it to themselves,” Floriš said, according to the news website zpravy.e15.cz.

More: JTA, Video at CFCA

Germany: Leftist politician hit with antisemitic graffiti

Via CFCA:

Hoyerswerda - A few days ago the local politican Ralph Büchner (Die Linke, "The Left") came back to his home in Hoyerswerda just to find "Jew" spray painted in red letters across the front door of the building his lives in.

Israel: Woman attacked by Arab driver shouting "I will kill Jews today"

A young woman driver says she was attacked on the road by an Arab in a Tel Aviv suburb.  The woman says the Arab driver threw stones at her and shouted "Allah Akbar, I will kill Jews today".

More: Walla

UK: Antisemitic incidents reach record level in July 2014

Via CST:

Antisemitic reactions to this summer’s conflict between Israel and Hamas resulted in record levels of antisemitic hate incidents in the UK, according to new figures released by CST today. 

CST recorded 302 antisemitic incidents in July 2014, a rise of over 400% from the 59 incidents recorded in July 2013 and only slightly fewer than the 304 antisemitic incidents recorded in the entire first six months of 2014. A further 111 reports were received by CST during July but were not deemed to be antisemitic and are not included in this total. CST has recorded antisemitic incidents in the UK since 1984.

Norway: Swastika carved into theater door

A swastika was carved into the glass doors of the Trøndelag Theater the day after the premiere of a Jewish puppet theater performance.  The performance tells the story of Moritz Rabinowitz, a Jewish-Norwegian businessman was killed in a Nazi conectraction camp.  It is part of an ongoing Jewish cultural festival.

More: Adressa

UK: Football manager tells opposing fans "Hitler is going to deal with you"

A football manager accused of making an antisemitic remark during a match against a team with Jewish roots has left his club. 

Enfield Town boss George Borg was alleged to have told supporters of Wingate and Finchley: "You may be winning, but Hitler is going to deal with you."

More: Jewish Chronicle

Europe demands Israel hand over Golan Heights to Syria immediately

Otherwise, I can't understand why now, of all times, the European Commission decided to boycott all Israeli milk and poultry products coming from the Golan Heights.

The Golan Heights was conquered by Israel during the Six Day War (1967) and later annexed.  The Syrian Golan is currently experiencing heavy warfare between Assad's forces and joint rebel forces.

France: Dieudonné says 'Rothschild Mafia' led uproar over journalist's beheading

Via France24:

A controversial French comedian is under investigation for condoning terrorism after comparing the murder of US journalist James Foley by Islamist militants to the beheadings of the French Revolution, saying they symbolise “progress". 

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In the video, titled "Foley That Was", Dieudonné noted that the 2011 killing of ex-Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi and that of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein, who was hanged in 2006, never aroused the same indignation as Foley's death. 

"The Rothschild Mafia says no, that's OK – but James Foley, that's too much," Dieudonné says, an apparent but unexplained reference to the prominent Jewish banking family.

Turkey: Shop bans entrance "Jew dogs"

Via Algemeiner:

A shop in downtown Istanbul, Turkey, posted a sign on its window front announcing that “Jew dogs” are banned from entering, local Jewish newspaper Salom reported. 

The discriminatory banner, which was spotted on Thursday, says, “The Jew dogs cannot come in here” and features an image of an Israeli tank. 

The store, located in Tahtakale, an area where many Jewish businesses are situated, sells mobile phone accessories.

Netherlands: Jew attacked during interview about antisemitism

Fabrice Schomberg, a Jewish resident of the Hague, was attacked while being interviewed about previous antisemitic incidents.

He tells his story here:

Yesterday the EO 3onderzoekt program on NED3 filmed me walking from my home in Schilderswijk, Den Haag to the Haagse Markt to buy groceries for the Kiddush, the evening Shabbat meal. 

It has been a while since I have been walking around with a kippah in the neighbourhood, since in the past I have been pestered a few times and I am no longer as religious as I was so I don’t wear it in the street anymore. However the television crew interviewed a few people that said that there is no problem in the neighbourhood and I said that I can get harassed if I walk with a Kippah, so to prove my point, the television crew wanted me to walk with my kipa on to the Market, so I did, a few seconds after walking out of the hofje of which I live in we hear kankerjood (cancer Jew) [ed: f**king Jew] from a group of youngsters, it seems they followed us to another square on the way to the market and shouted more things like this and one guy drove his scooter on the pavement and tried to run me down and kick me, I had to move away from him and it was filmed by the television crew, so when I came back I called the police, they came over and today I'll be filing a complaint.

Italy: "The owner of the world" poster

Via CFCA:

a Star of David is depicted above a snake twisted into the shape of the American dollar sign containing a swastika and an iron cross under the heading "The owner of the World". 

War ends, antisemitism drops

Over the past few days I haven't blogged much.  The reason being is that there isn't much to blog.  Jews aren't being attacked, nobody is calling to "kill the Jews" on the streets and in the mosques.

Anti-Zionistst claim that there's no connection between antisemitism and anti-Zionism.  They say that criticism of Israel is not antisemitism.

They are right that criticism of Israel is not antisemitism. But what has been going on over the past month was not 'criticism of Israel'.

This week there were big rallies against antisemitism in Sweden and in the UK.  In both these countries, politicians spoke harshly against antisemitism, and that's a good thing.  But those politicians should look carefully at how they handled themselves.  Did they demand Israel stop fighting against a terrorist force that was shooting rockets at unarmed civilians?  Did they say that Hamas rockets are not a threat, because Israelis are able to protect themselves?  Did they demand Hamas disarm?

Did they pose the same demands to Israel as they do to any other country in the same situation?