The Jewish Guide to the Internet

“StopAntisemitism.org works to hold antisemites accountable and creates consequences for their bigoted actions by exposing the threat that they present to all Americans.” Its website provides reports and a place to report incidences of antisemitism.

“Canary Mission documents people and groups that promote hatred of the USA, Israel and Jews. We investigate hatred across the North American political spectrum, including the far-right, far-left and anti-Israel activists.”

The goal of this British site is to expose and fight antisemitism in Great Britain. The site provides information about levels of antisemitic crimes in the UK, the presence of antisemitism in British political parties and the impact that antisemitism is having on the Jewish community in the UK.

“The AMCHA Initiative is a non-profit organization dedicated to investigating, documenting, educating about, and combating antisemitism at institutions of higher education in America.” Its site provides resources and reports about antii-Semitic instances on college campuses in the United States.

This official Israeli government site monitors antisemitism throughout the world. The site, in English, French, and Spanish, features a database keyword searchable by location, date, and event and allows you to report antisemitic incidents. Reports, press releases, and relevant links are also available.

“The Inter-parliamentary Coalition for Combating Antisemitism (ICCA) brings together Parliamentarians from around the world to lead the fight against resurgent global antisemitism. Its principal purpose is to share knowledge, experience, best practice, and recommendations, encouraging their dissemination in an attempt to deal more effectively with contemporary antisemitism.”

The map presents the results of a study by The Anti-Defamation League on attitudes and opinions toward Jews in over 100 countries around the world. You can click on a particular country and get a breakdown of sentiments by age, gender and religion.

This searchable site has information about the organization, background briefings and focus articles on a variety of hate groups and their leaders, the work of the legislative center and material about terrorism. Of particular note is its hate symbols database.

This site offers a searchable bibliography of over 30,000 items housed in this library at the Hebrew University. Publications and research undertaken by the institute are also available along with a selected bibliography on Holocaust denial.

Housed in the Wiener Library at Tel Aviv University, this institute contains one of the largest collections of antisemitic, Nazi and extremist literature in the world.

Housed at Tel Aviv University, the Wiener collection, begun in Amsterdam in 1933 by Dr. Alfred Wiener, comprises publications on the Third Reich, Europe during and between the two world wars, Jewish communities in Europe, the Holocaust, anti-Semitism and fascism throughout the world.