This document compiles Louis Farrakhan's antisemitic statements and actions over four decades, exposing his rhetoric against Jews, Judaism, and Israel. It details his conspiracy theories, hate speech, and the impact of his views on society.

This report from the U.S. Government Accountability Office examines the Treasury Department's and FinCEN's roles in combating international financial crime, focusing on their efforts to establish and enhance Financial Intelligence Units (FIUs) globally, as mandated by the USA PATRIOT Act. It details the U.S. approach to negotiating with foreign jurisdictions, FinCEN's contributions to FIU development, and actions to maximize FinCEN's global performance.

This paper examines the role of parliamentary committees in Israel as a mechanism for government oversight. It analyzes the current system's failings, including lack of specialization, quorum issues, and limited authority, and proposes recommendations for improvement, such as reorganizing committees, establishing quorums, and granting committees more power to summon government workers and obtain information.

This document examines Parler, a social media platform that markets itself as an unbiased space for free speech. It explores the platform's rise in popularity, its community guidelines, and the types of content it hosts, including antisemitism, Holocaust denial, conspiracy theories, anti-Islam rhetoric, anti-LGBTQ sentiment, racism, white supremacy, and incitement to violence. The report also discusses the presence of militia movements and key individuals on the platform, its international reach, and its future.

This study reviews the history and relative success and failure of peacekeeping missions in the region, as well as the salient factors that contribute to the prospects for success or failure. It examines UN-mandated versus non-UN-mandated missions, and the Israeli calculation of risk versus benefit in the context of a future Israeli-Palestinian peace accord.

This document explores the concept of proportionality in modern asymmetrical warfare, examining different interpretations of the principle and its application in conflicts involving state and non-state actors. It analyzes the human rights model, the contractual model, and proposes an administrative model based on the reasonable discretion of the commander in the field. The study also reviews case studies, including the Israeli operation in Gaza, to illustrate the complexities of applying proportionality in real-world scenarios.

This document analyzes the legal aspects of the conflict between Israel and Palestinian groups in Gaza, focusing on international law, war crimes, and terrorism. It examines the legality of both Palestinian attacks and Israeli counter-measures, debunking common misconceptions and biased criticisms.

This document explores the QAnon conspiracy theory, tracing its origins from Pizzagate to its current mainstream presence. It examines the core beliefs of QAnon, its key figures, and its spread through social media. The document also highlights the real-world incidents linked to QAnon and its potential dangers, including its connection to antisemitism and domestic extremism.

This report analyzes the cultural assimilation of American Jewry, focusing on the shift from structural assimilation to societal conversion. It examines the identification of apostates, the impact of intermarriage, and the degrees of apostasy within the Jewish community in the United States, based on data from the 1990 CJF National Jewish Population Study.

This report presents findings from the first quantitative survey of Holocaust survivors in the United States. It challenges common perceptions by revealing that survivors were less likely to see psychiatrists, had stable family lives, and achieved economic success. The study also explores their decisions to settle in America versus Israel and their experiences upon arrival.

This document provides an overview of the Jewish community in São Paulo, Brazil, including its origins, organizational structure, development, trends, and participation in Brazilian life. It covers the various waves of immigration, the different religious groups, the extensive network of services and organizations, and the challenges and prospects facing the community.

This issue of SAPIR explores the concept of resilience within the Jewish community, focusing on historical, cultural, and societal aspects in Israel and the Diaspora. It delves into the challenges faced by Jews, the responses to crises, and the importance of maintaining Jewish identity and continuity in the face of adversity.

This document analyzes the commercial risks of investing in Iran, focusing on the impact of sanctions, the role of the IRGC, and the complexities of the Iranian economy. It examines the challenges for foreign investors, the influence of political factors, and the potential for economic growth in the context of international relations.

This report examines the proliferation of 9/11 conspiracy theories on social media, highlighting how these theories promote misinformation, bigotry, and antisemitism. It explores various alternative explanations for the attacks, the role of social media in spreading these theories, and the convergence of 9/11 conspiracies with other extremist ideologies.

This document analyzes the potential consequences of dividing Jerusalem, focusing on demographic shifts, security risks, and the impact on holy sites. It argues against separation, highlighting the interconnectedness of the city's infrastructure and the potential for increased conflict and instability.

This paper defines statutory corporations in Israel, created by Knesset law for national purposes, and reviews their parliamentary oversight. It identifies gaps in oversight and recommends legal amendments. It also provides recommendations for improving oversight of these corporations.

This briefing provides an overview of how far-right groups use Telegram to communicate, organize, spread propaganda, and incite violence. It examines the platform's features, its initial popularity with Islamic State, and its subsequent adoption by far-right groups. The report also covers the types of content shared, including ideologies, manuals, and incitement to violence, as well as the deification of mass shooters and the use of anniversaries to promote extremist agendas. It highlights the lack of clear policy guidelines from Telegram regarding extremist activities and the need for comprehensive policies to stop the proliferation of hate, extremism, and terrorism on the platform.

This document explores Israel's multifaceted approach to combating terrorism, drawing from its extensive experience. It examines the historical context, societal resilience, legal frameworks, and strategic methods employed by Israel, offering insights into effective counter-terrorism strategies and addressing common myths and misconceptions.

This report from the Simon Wiesenthal Center examines the spread of hate and extremist content on TikTok. It covers antisemitism, neo-Nazism, white supremacy, Islamist extremism, anti-Islam, racism, anti-LGBTQ content, conspiracy theories, incel ideology, left-wing extremism, sovereign citizens, and the promotion of weapons and explosives. The report highlights how these groups evade moderation and use coded language, symbols, and images to spread their messages.

This document analyzes the use of targeted killings (TKs) by Israel and Western armies, focusing on the reports of Human Rights Watch (HRW) and Amnesty International (AI). It examines the legal and ethical aspects of TKs, highlighting discrepancies in how HRW and AI evaluate Israeli and Western TK policies. The study reveals factual, legal, and methodological flaws in HRW and AI's reports, suggesting bias and double standards in their assessments.

This report explores the dangers of the red-green alliance, a nexus between radical progressive groups and Islamist organizations that has migrated to the US. It discusses the growing influence of this alliance on American Middle East policy, perceptions of Israel and the Jewish community, and the normalization of antisemitism. The report also provides strategies to counter this alliance.

This report summarizes the findings of the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism, Technology, and Homeland Security's investigations into the roots of terrorist ideology, support networks, and state sponsorship of terrorism, as well as efforts to improve national security measures. It covers topics such as Wahhabism, Saudi Arabia's role in financing terrorism, radical Islamist influence in the U.S. military and prisons, first responders, border security, narco-terrorism, database security, document security, cyber terrorism, and the need to update the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.

This document explores the historical, religious, and political significance of Jerusalem to the Jewish people, emphasizing its role as their eternal capital. It addresses the city's continuous Jewish presence, its legal status, and the challenges to Israeli sovereignty, while also highlighting the freedom of worship under Israeli administration.

This document examines the principle of universal jurisdiction, its benefits, and its potential for abuse, particularly in the context of legal actions against Israeli officials. It explores how the concept of 'lawfare' is used to manipulate legal systems for political purposes and suggests remedies to prevent such abuses.

This document analyzes Iran's recent diplomatic and economic efforts to break international isolation and circumvent sanctions. It examines Iran's acceptance into organizations like the SCO and BRICS, its outreach to Asia, Africa, and Latin America, and its attempts to improve its global image. The analysis also assesses the effectiveness of these efforts in improving Iran's economic situation and public perception.

This document outlines a comprehensive strategy for a new U.S. policy on Iran, focusing on constraining, deterring, and reversing the Islamic Republic's capacity to threaten the U.S. and its allies. It emphasizes support for the Iranian people, addresses nuclear and non-nuclear threats, and provides actionable recommendations for various U.S. government agencies.

This document analyzes the political landscape of Turkey after two decades of Recep Tayyip Erdogan's rule. It examines the upcoming elections, the challenges faced by the opposition, Erdogan's advantages as an incumbent, and the potential future of Turkish democracy and foreign policy. It also discusses the impact of the recent earthquakes and the economic situation in Turkey.

This document argues for the creation of an independent U.S. Cyber Force, highlighting the current deficiencies in the military's approach to cyber personnel recruitment, training, and retention. It details the challenges faced by U.S. Cyber Command (CYBERCOM) and proposes solutions based on historical precedents and expert interviews.

This document analyzes the October 7th, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel, exploring the roots of antisemitism and the global implications of the violence. It examines the historical context of anti-Jewish hatred, the specific atrocities committed during the attack, and the broader ideological and political forces that contribute to the ongoing conflict.

This document analyzes how institutions that have adopted the IHRA definition of anti-Semitism often fail to implement it, leading to a rise in anti-Semitic incidents. It explores the discrepancy between formal adoption and actual application of the IHRA definition, focusing on the delegitimization of Israel and the resurgence of anti-Semitic tropes.

This document explores the complex relationship between human rights and the rise of modern antisemitism, particularly as it manifests in the demonization of Israel. It examines the historical roots of antisemitism, its contemporary forms, and the role of international institutions in perpetuating anti-Israel bias. The document also addresses common myths and misinformation surrounding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This document explores the complex and often strained relationship between Europe and Israel, examining historical, political, and cultural factors contributing to misunderstandings and tensions. It delves into issues such as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, anti-Semitism, and the influence of external actors, while also highlighting areas of cooperation and shared interests. The publication seeks to foster a better understanding and identify potential pathways for improved relations.

This paper analyzes Iran's post-revolutionary foreign policy, challenging the common dichotomy of ideological versus pragmatic actions. It argues that Iran's foreign policy is both revolutionary and pragmatic, using tactical flexibility to achieve its ideological goals. The paper examines different eras of Iranian leadership, highlighting the consistent revolutionary identity and the strategic use of pragmatic tactics.

This document explores the various ways in which the memory of the Holocaust is distorted, including justification, denial, deflection, de-Judaization, equivalence, inversion, trivialization, and obliteration. It examines the motivations behind these distortions and provides examples from various countries and contexts, including the Arab and Muslim world, the extreme Right and Left, and mainstream media. The document also discusses the importance of apologies, the role of education, and the need for a better understanding of the phenomenon of Holocaust distortion.

This report from the Simon Wiesenthal Center examines how Holocaust denial and distortion are spread on social media platforms. It highlights various methods used to promote antisemitism by disrupting the memory of the Shoah, including the use of memes, revisionist history, and the exploitation of popular culture. The report identifies specific platforms and individuals involved in spreading this harmful content.

This policy paper examines the short-term rentals industry in Israel, focusing on its regulation, the impact of the sharing economy, and the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. It analyzes the legal framework, proposes a new regulatory model, and addresses the balance between economic benefits and potential negative impacts on housing, environment, and local infrastructure.

This report details the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) Working Definition of Antisemitism, its adoption, and its impact. It explains the definition, provides examples of antisemitic behavior, and discusses its use by various countries and organizations to combat antisemitism. It also addresses criticisms and misinterpretations of the definition.

This policy paper examines the regulatory barriers on importation in Israel, demonstrating how government protective measures have shifted from tariffs to standardization practices, restrictive legislation, and opaque internal rules. It highlights issues such as the high number of official standards, dysfunctional standard creation processes, lack of representation for small importers, and misalignment with international practices.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores various aspects of American governance, including the role of the federal government, the Supreme Court, taxes, and individual freedoms. It also touches on topics such as evangelical attitudes toward Israel, Russian meddling, and the opioid epidemic, offering a diverse range of perspectives on current issues.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores critical aspects of global maritime security, focusing on China's growing influence, the vulnerability of maritime chokepoints, and the strategic importance of naval power. It also examines the challenges posed by piracy, the complexities of U.S.-Israel relations in the context of Chinese port investments, and the evolving dynamics in the Persian Gulf.

This inFOCUS Quarterly issue from Fall 2020 delves into the evolving landscape of defense strategies, focusing on the challenges posed by rising global powers and the need for adaptable military and diplomatic approaches. It covers topics from great power competition and military readiness to the impact of COVID-19 on global security and the importance of strategic partnerships. The articles also address specific regional concerns, such as the Indo-Pacific and the Baltic states, and explore the need for innovative technologies and strategies to maintain a competitive edge.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly, published in Fall 2021, examines the 20 years since 9/11, focusing on the strategic thinking, geopolitical shifts, and policy failures that have shaped the world. It covers topics such as the rise of global threats, the US-Israel security cooperation, the complexities of Central Asia, the challenges in Saudi Arabia, and the aftermath of the Arab Spring. It also includes an interview with former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores the core values and principles that define America, examining its moral foundations, military power, economic model, and the role of political parties. It delves into historical context, societal insights, and challenges to American identity, offering a critical perspective on the nation's past, present, and future.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores various aspects of governance, including the impact of historical treaties, the evolution of democracy in different regions, and the challenges of immigration and integration. It also delves into the complexities of political systems and the role of leadership in shaping societies.

This edition of inFOCUS Quarterly explores various economic topics, including Israel's economic development, global trade agreements, Russian economic stagnation, and Venezuela's hyperinflation. It also delves into the complexities of foreign aid, the challenges posed by China, and the importance of free-market principles. The publication provides a range of perspectives on economic issues and their impact on global affairs.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly provides a broad look at Israel, covering its security outlook, innovation in biotechnology, and the roots of BDS. It also explores the country's relations with other nations, including Egypt and the UN, and delves into the historical and cultural context of the region.

This document provides a comprehensive analysis of the resurgence of antisemitism, exploring its historical roots, modern manifestations, and the various groups and ideologies that fuel it. It examines the role of the BDS movement, the media, and academia in promoting anti-Jewish sentiment, and offers strategies for combating this ancient hatred.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores various challenges facing the United States post-pandemic, including political polarization, domestic extremism, nuclear modernization, economic issues, and threats to constitutional principles. It also delves into social and cultural issues, such as race relations and education.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores the complex relationships between Israel and its allies and adversaries. It delves into Israel's strategic priorities, its relations with the US, China, and Russia, and the challenges posed by Iran and its proxies. The document also addresses the ongoing issues of antisemitism and misinformation.

This edition of inFOCUS Quarterly explores various facets of Israel's 75th anniversary, including its historical context, societal challenges, and geopolitical dynamics. It covers topics ranging from Robert Kennedy's 1948 visit to Palestine to the complexities of judicial reform and the evolving relationship between Israel and its neighbors. The articles provide a detailed look at the issues facing Israel and its role in the Middle East.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly examines the impact of the ongoing conflict in Israel, addressing military, social, and international aspects. It features interviews with key figures, analyses of Hamas and its supporters, and discussions on the future of the region, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of the current situation and its implications.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly examines the impact of COVID-19 on global politics, focusing on American leadership, China's growing influence, and regional conflicts in the Middle East. It also covers topics such as Iran's nuclear ambitions, Turkey's power consolidation, and Israel's resilience.

This document provides an in-depth look at Israel's current situation, covering its historical and cultural context, key events, societal insights, and geopolitical data. It also examines the roots and modern examples of antisemitism, and antisemitic rhetoric. The articles analyze the recent conflict with Hamas, the Abraham Accords, Palestinian politics, and the role of various international actors. It also discusses Israel's innovation ecosystem and demographic trends.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly, titled 'Reassessing Our World,' features articles analyzing global events and their impact on American interests, including the Russia-Ukraine war, the rise of China, and the challenges of maintaining global security. It also delves into the cultural foundations of the Middle East, the complexities of the war on terror, and the shifting dynamics of Latin American politics. The publication includes an interview with Congressman Michael Waltz and reviews of books on modern warfare.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly examines the shifting global landscape, focusing on the growing influence of China, Russia, and Iran, and the implications for US foreign policy. It covers topics such as the Biden administration's national security strategy, the Russia-China relationship, and the potential for conflict in the Taiwan Strait. The articles also discuss the challenges and opportunities for the US in maintaining its global leadership role.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly focuses on domestic policy issues in America, covering topics such as radicalization, the 17th Amendment, campus DEI programs, nuclear power, immigration reform, defense budget priorities, faith in schools, anti-gentrification, and an interview with Senator Katie Britt. It also addresses antisemitism and its connection to anti-Westernism.

This inFOCUS Quarterly issue examines the 'how' of American defense, moving beyond the 'why'. It covers topics from counter-terrorism strategies and asymmetric warfare to the roles of Israel in U.S. defense, Chinese cyber spying, and the future of space command. It also addresses the need for realistic defense strategies and the challenges of modern warfare.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly explores the complex dynamics of Latin America, examining U.S. interests, security threats, economic challenges, and political shifts. It covers topics such as dollarization, drug interdiction, the rise of evangelical Christianity, and the influence of external actors like China and Iran. The articles provide insights into the region's geopolitical landscape and its implications for the United States and Israel.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly examines various aspects of China's growing global influence and its implications for the United States and its allies. It covers topics such as China's strategic ambitions, military modernization, technological advancements, economic policies, and human rights issues. The articles also discuss the challenges and opportunities for the U.S. in dealing with China's rise, including the need for a strong military, economic competitiveness, and strategic partnerships.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly outlines key priorities for the new Congress, focusing on American security, combating antisemitism, and addressing domestic issues like inflation and crime. It features articles on foreign policy, defense strategy, and the challenges posed by China and Iran, as well as the importance of U.S.-Israel security cooperation.

This issue of inFOCUS Quarterly addresses the rise of antisemitism and anti-Israel sentiment, particularly on college campuses, following the October 7th Hamas attack. It explores the historical context, the role of various groups, and the legal and social implications of these events. It also discusses the importance of allyship and the need for a strong American patriotism.

This document analyzes the complex relationship between India and Pakistan, focusing on the history of conflict, the rise of terrorism, and the fragile peace process. It examines the role of Islamist groups, the impact of regional conflicts, and the challenges of counter-terrorism efforts in the region.

This paper analyzes the cost-benefit of Israeli government policies promoting institutional rentals, estimating costs to the state and public, and benefits to tenants in government-supervised housing. It highlights the loss of revenue from land sales and tax exemptions, arguing that rent control and government intervention in the rental market are inefficient and costly, ultimately harming the public more than benefiting tenants.

This document analyzes the complex relationships between Iran, Hizbullah, and Hamas, framing them within the context of a broader global jihadist movement. It explores the strategic implications for the West, the role of Iran in regional conflicts, and the challenges posed by these actors to the existing international order. It also delves into the ideological underpinnings of these groups and their impact on regional stability.

This document analyzes Iran's nuclear program, its vulnerabilities, and potential Western policy options. It explores Iran's economic weaknesses, domestic instability, and military limitations, while also examining the challenges in achieving international consensus on sanctions. The paper argues for a twofold strategy combining economic pressure with a credible military threat to deter Iran's nuclear ambitions.

This document details how Hamas and its affiliates use cryptocurrency, social media, online payment services, and charities to fund their operations, particularly after the October 7th attacks. It highlights the methods used for fundraising, the platforms involved, and the efforts to counter these activities, including sanctions and account freezes.

This paper examines the Israel Medical Association (IMA) and its impact on the healthcare system. It highlights the conflict of interest arising from the IMA's multiple roles as a workers' union, regulator of medical internships, and umbrella organization for medical professionals. The paper argues that this conflict harms the public good and proposes structural changes to address these issues.

This document explores the complex and strained relationship between Europe and Israel, examining the historical, political, and societal factors contributing to the widening gap between their views. It delves into European strategic errors, the rise of anti-Semitism, and the role of media and NGOs in shaping negative perceptions of Israel.

A collection of interviews with prominent Israeli figures, exploring various aspects of Israel's future, including its relations with the world, internal societal changes, and the challenges of peace. The book delves into the complexities of Israel's identity, economy, and social policies, offering a multi-faceted view of the country's present and future.

This document explores the historical, political, and legal basis for Israel's rights as a nation-state in international diplomacy. It addresses key issues such as the national rights of Jews, the Balfour Declaration, the Palestine Mandate, self-determination, the status of Jerusalem, and the treatment of refugees, aiming to debunk myths and misinformation.

This document examines how Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP), a pro-Palestinian network, has become a conduit for pro-Hamas activism on U.S. university campuses. It explores SJP's historical development, its connections to terrorist groups, and its role in promoting antisemitic narratives and justifying violence against Israel. The document also discusses the challenges universities face in addressing SJP's activities and the influence of foreign funding on campus radicalization.

This document explores the phenomenon of libel tourism, where plaintiffs seek favorable jurisdictions for defamation claims, particularly in England. It contrasts English and American libel laws, highlighting the pro-plaintiff nature of English law and its implications for free speech. The paper also examines cases and legal doctrines related to libel tourism and its impact on writers and publishers.

This document contains a collection of social media posts from various users. The posts are presented as links to the original content on the X platform (formerly Twitter). This collection can be used to analyze public discourse and opinions on various topics.

This document explores the surprising presence of luxury alongside poverty in the Palestinian Authority of the West Bank. It includes a photo album showcasing modern buildings, luxury cars, and upscale amenities, contrasting them with the conditions in refugee camps. The document also examines various quality of life indicators, foreign aid, and employment trends, challenging common perceptions of Palestinian life.

This document provides a comprehensive overview of the historical and political context of Israel and the Arab-Israeli conflict, addressing common myths and misconceptions with fact-checked information. It covers key events, societal insights, and geopolitical data, aiming to combat misinformation and promote a deeper understanding of the region.

This document analyzes the complex relationship between the United States and China, focusing on the tensions surrounding Taiwan and the implications for global stability and Israel. It examines the strategic rivalry, key events, and the potential for military escalation, highlighting the importance of maintaining open communication channels. The document also explores how this rivalry impacts Israel's geopolitical position and its relationships with both the US and China.

This report by OpenTheBooks.com investigates $2.3 trillion in federal grants awarded between 2017 and 2019. It highlights examples of wasteful spending, identifies top grant-receiving organizations and congressional districts, and analyzes the distribution of funds across various sectors, including for-profit companies, non-profit organizations, and government agencies. The report aims to promote transparency and accountability in government spending.

This document analyzes the complex relationship between Iran and China, highlighting their shared interests, economic ties, and strategic cooperation, while also addressing the limitations and challenges they face. It explores the historical context, recent developments, and the impact of US sanctions on their partnership. The analysis also considers the broader geopolitical implications of this relationship, including its effect on regional stability and the balance of power.

This research brief examines the challenges and risks associated with rebuilding Ukraine after the Russian invasion, focusing on the potential role of China and the importance of Western involvement. It analyzes the economic and political implications of Chinese investment and urges Western powers to take decisive action to support Ukraine's reconstruction.

This report analyzes the UK's energy crisis, its causes, and the government's response. It provides policy recommendations for the winter of 2023/24, focusing on energy conservation, demand reduction, and financial support for households and businesses.

This document analyzes the economic challenges facing Israel, particularly the integration of the ultra-Orthodox population into the workforce. It examines the historical context of economic reforms, the current disparities in employment and productivity, and the potential impact of demographic trends on Israel's future GDP. The analysis highlights the urgent need for fundamental reforms in the ultra-Orthodox education system to avert economic stagnation.

This document, commemorating the 23rd anniversary of UN Resolution 1325 and NESA's formation, compiles insights from 33 women across 22 countries on the topics of women, peace, and security. It covers a range of issues including violence against women, economic empowerment, conflict resolution, and the impact of COVID-19, offering diverse perspectives from the Near East and South Asia.

This document analyzes the rise of Yevgeny Prigozhin and the Wagner Group, their role in the Russia-Ukraine war, and the implications of their June 2023 mutiny. It explores the group's operational methods, its impact on Russian military and political structures, and the potential consequences for Russia's future.

This document analyzes online antisemitic content related to Holocaust denial and distortion, focusing on data collected around Yom HaShoah 2024. It highlights disparities in content moderation across languages, identifies key antisemitic narratives, and provides examples of Holocaust hate speech found on social media platforms.

This document contains the proceedings of a special Knesset session held on October 16, 1973, during the Yom Kippur War. It includes statements from the Prime Minister, other Knesset members, and a concluding resolution. The discussions cover the war's impact, the sacrifices of Israeli soldiers, international relations, and the need for national unity. It also addresses the geopolitical context of the war, including the roles of Egypt, Syria, the USSR, and the United States.

This document contains the proceedings of a special Knesset session held on October 16, 1973, during the Yom Kippur War. It includes statements from the Prime Minister, other Knesset members, and a concluding resolution. The discussions cover the war's impact, the sacrifices made, and the political and international context of the conflict.

This report examines the impact of the Israel-Hamas war on Jewish day school enrollment in North America. It highlights a significant increase in inquiries and temporary enrollments from Israeli students and transfers from public and independent schools. The study covers the period from October to December 2023, surveying 110 schools in the US and Canada.

This document provides information about the publication "Israel Studies: An Anthology", edited by Mitchell G. Bard and David Nachmias. It is an anthology of works related to Israel studies, supported by the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund. The document includes a link to the online edition.

This document outlines a strategic approach for the Israeli government to address the challenges faced by Jewish communities worldwide due to the COVID-19 pandemic. It emphasizes mutual responsibility and proposes measures to strengthen collaboration between Israel and diaspora communities, focusing on resource allocation, community resilience, and educational initiatives.

This document explores the multifaceted issue of anti-Israel and anti-Semitic activities within academic institutions. It examines the historical context, contemporary manifestations, and the various actors involved in these campaigns, including boycott efforts, demonization tactics, and the role of self-hating Jews. The document also analyzes the responses to these challenges and proposes strategies for combating them.

This document analyzes the false accusations of apartheid against Israel, examining the historical context, legal arguments, and societal realities that debunk the comparison to South Africa's apartheid regime. It addresses the motivations behind the campaign to delegitimize Israel and highlights the international legal endorsements of the Jewish national movement.

This report analyzes BBC coverage of the Israel-Hamas war, examining compliance with accuracy, impartiality, and avoidance of personal views by journalists. It identifies breaches of BBC's legal obligations, focusing on omissions, bias, and failures in reporting.

This document analyzes a Palestinian terror Telegram group, 'Military advice to Qassami Mujahid', which provides military-style, combat, and on-demand advice for committing terrorist attacks, often targeting Jews and Israelis. The group, linked to the Izz ad-Din al-Qassam Brigades (Hamas' military wing), uses bots to automate content delivery and provides instructional videos on creating weapons and carrying out attacks. The Simon Wiesenthal Center monitors such channels due to the lack of moderation and the potential for real-world violence.

This document presents a draft international convention aimed at criminalizing antisemitism globally. It addresses the historical context, defines antisemitism, and proposes measures for prevention, punishment, and monitoring. The convention seeks to establish antisemitism as an international crime, similar to genocide and racial discrimination, and calls for international cooperation to combat it.

This document explores the complex legal and historical status of Jerusalem under international and Israeli law. It examines the city's significance to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, the legal battles over its control, and the various international perspectives on its status, including the positions of the UN, the EU, and the US.

This report outlines the ideology of extremist Black Hebrew Israelites (BHI) in the US, focusing on their anti-Semitic, anti-LGBTQ+, and misogynistic rhetoric. It details their core beliefs, which include the claim that Black Americans are the true descendants of the 12 Tribes of Israel, and their promotion of anti-Semitic tropes, Holocaust denial, and hate speech. The report also highlights the involvement of BHI groups in violent attacks and their use of social media to spread their hateful ideology.

This document provides a concise overview of the history of Israel, the Middle East, and the roots of antisemitism. It covers key events, demographics, and geopolitical issues, aiming to debunk myths and misinformation.

This document analyzes the applicability of Cold War deterrence models to a nuclear Iran, questioning the rationality of the Iranian regime and the potential for a polynuclear Middle East. It explores the risks of nuclear proliferation, the influence of religion, and the limitations of traditional deterrence strategies in this context.

This report examines the historical roots of medicalized antisemitism, tracing how Jews have been scapegoated for pandemics from the Spanish Flu to the Black Death, and how these ancient prejudices are resurfacing in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. It explores the use of blood libels and conspiracy theories to demonize Jews as disease spreaders and highlights the dangers of such rhetoric.

This guide from the Simon Wiesenthal Center provides a brief introduction to extremist codes, symbols, and images used to promote hateful ideologies, particularly white supremacy and neo-Nazism. It explains the origins and meanings of various symbols, including the 14 Words, 88, Celtic Cross, Groyper, Happy Merchant, Iron Cross, Lightning Bolts, Nazi Eagle, Pepe the Frog, Runic Symbols, Skull Mask, Sunwheel, Swastika, and Totenkopf, highlighting their use in online and offline extremist circles.