* Accusing Jews of crimes they did not commit. This has been a common theme in antisemitic propaganda for centuries, and it continues today. For example, Jews have been blamed for the death of Jesus Christ, the spread of communism, and the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
* Using offensive stereotypes to depict Jews. This could include caricatures of Jews with hooked noses, big ears, and greedy hands.
* Denying the Holocaust. The Holocaust was the systematic genocide of six million Jews by the Nazi regime during World War II. Denying the Holocaust is not only ahistorical, but it is also deeply offensive to the victims and their families.
* Promoting conspiracy theories about Jews. There are many conspiracy theories about Jews that circulate online and in print. These theories often allege that Jews are secretly plotting to control the world or that they are responsible for various social and economic problems.
* Using antisemitic language. There are many words and phrases that are specifically used to denigrate Jews. These words include "kike," "heeb," and "yid."
* Boycotting Jewish-owned businesses. This is a form of economic discrimination that is based solely on the fact that a business is owned by a Jew.
* Inciting violence against Jews. This could include writing or speaking about violence against Jews, or actually carrying out acts of violence against Jews.
Antisemitism is a serious problem that should not be tolerated. If you see or hear any examples of antisemitism, it is important to speak out and condemn them.