NL-Antisemitisme 48% gegroeid na 7 okt 23 #11

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Op woensdag 27 augustus 2025 19:47 schreef HowardRoark het volgende:

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Nee hoor, een Israëliër die wordt weigert door een taxi vanwege dienst afkomst is iets anders dan een random Chinees diens zakken worden gerold.

Het is oprecht bijzonder om te aanschouwen hoe dit blijft draaien om hetgeen wat er is er gebeurt met Israëlische toeristen en moslimjongeren op zichzelf maar niet af te hoeven keuren.

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Iraanse link met aanval op Australische synagoge ontdekt via financieringsspoor, zegt inlichtingendienst, schrijft Reuters

De Australische inlichtingendienst heeft de financiering van gemaskerde criminelen die naar verluidt brand stichtten in een synagoge in Melbourne, op het spoor gekomen. Daarmee is een link gelegd tussen de antisemitische aanval en Iran, aldus functionarissen. Degenen die van de misdaad worden beschuldigd, wisten waarschijnlijk niet dat Teheran hun marionettenspeler was, meldt Reuters.

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Op donderdag 28 augustus 2025 19:56 schreef bianconeri het volgende:

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Echter dat is nog geen antisemitisme.....
En overigens is jouw diepgewortelde haat tegen buitenlanders, vooral moslims, nou ook niet bepaald iets wat goed in deze vergelijkijng past.

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Op donderdag 28 augustus 2025 19:56 schreef bianconeri het volgende:

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Echter dat is nog geen antisemitisme.....
En overigens is jouw diepgewortelde haat tegen buitenlanders, vooral moslims, nou ook niet bepaald iets wat goed in deze vergelijkijng past.

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Belgian Doctor Lists ‘Jewish (Israeli)’ as Child’s Medical Problem as Antisemitism Crisis in Health Care Spreads

A Belgian doctor recently diagnosed a nine-year-old patient by listing “Jewish (Israeli)” as one of her medical problems on his report, continuing a troubling wave of antisemitism in health-care spaces leaving Jewish patients feeling concerned in Western countries.

The Israeli publication Israel Hayom initially reported last week that after the young girl came for treatment at a hospital in the town of Knokke in Belgium, a doctor of Middle Eastern origin with Arabic-language content against Israel on his Facebook page wrote “Jewish (Israeli)” in his detailed report under the section where her medical problems were to be listed. The newspaper noted that JID (the Jewish Information and Documentation Center), a Belgian nonprofit that combats antisemitism, investigated the incident and would be filing a formal complaint with law enforcement authorities and the medical establishment in the country.

A censored version of the letter then circulated on social media over the weekend, revealing that a radiologist, Dr. Qasim Arkawazy of AZ Zeno Campus Hospital in Knokke-Heist, filled out the medical report.

In the “Current Problem” section, Arkawazy wrote of the patient: “Pain in the left forearm, fell from the climbing structure to the ground; a man fell on top of her.”

The doctor then noted in the nine-year-old girl’s report that she had no allergies before adding “Jewish (Israeli)” for apparently no medical reason.

X/Twitter user SwordofSaolomon, who conducts open-source research into allegedly antisemitic individuals, found that Arkawazy has shared several antisemitic posts on Facebook. These posts include a cartoon of several babies decapitated by the point of a Star of David and an AI-generated image depicting Hasidic Jews as vampires about to eat a sleeping baby. The doctor is a native of Baghdad, Iraq and a Shi’ite Muslim, according to multiple reports.

“We are outraged by the report of a Belgian doctor who listed ‘Jewish (Israeli)’ as a medical problem in a child’s emergency file,” the European Jewish Congress (EJC) said in a post on X. “This is blatant antisemitism: dehumanizing, discriminatory, and utterly unacceptable.”

The group, which for decades has functioned as the representative umbrella organization of national Jewish communities in Europe, argued that such actions cause Jewish patients to fear being mistreated, even in medical settings.

“This is not just unethical; it’s dangerous. No parent should fear that their child’s care might be compromised because of their Jewish identity,” the EJC said. “We call on Belgian authorities to take immediate disciplinary action and make clear: antisemitism has no place in healthcare — or anywhere.”

Sam van Rooy, a lawmaker in Belgium’s parliament, expressed similar sentiments in a social media post.

“How can a Jewish person whose medical file is being handled by this doctor now feel at ease?” he wrote on social media.

The incident in Belgium comes amid a surge in medical professionals expressing antisemitism or even outright death threats against Israelis.

Last month, for example, two medical workers in Italy filmed themselves discarding Israeli-made medicine in protest against the Jewish state at their workplace. A doctor and a nurse who work at a community hospital in Pratovecchio Stia, near Arezzo in Tuscany, posted on social media the video of dramatically throwing away products from Teva Pharmaceuticals, an Israeli company.

Meanwhile, a doctor in the UK was allowed to return to work last month after praising Nazi leader Adolf Hitler during an antisemitic rant and making racist comments about a colleague.

Other troubling incidents have drawn attention in the UK. The University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (UCLH Trust) recently issued an apology following a patient’s complaints about the placement of anti-Israel posters at a facility. These posters — which read “Zionism is Poison,” called for a “Free Palestine,” and accused Israel of wantonly starving and killing Palestinians — led a patient to reach out to the group UK Lawyers for Israel, expressing fear of receiving subpar treatment if the hospital staff discovered she was Jewish. The chief executive of UCLH Trust released a statement apologizing for the posters.

In a separate incident, midwife Fatimah Mohamied, who resigned from her position after UKLFI highlighted her anti-Israel social media posts, has now filed a claim against Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, alleging a violation of her rights. Mohamied’s posts included her defending and celebrating the Palestinian terrorist group Hamas’s Oct. 7, 2023, invasion and massacre across southern Israel.

Other Western countries have seen health-care providers’ antipathy toward Israel manifest as violent threats.

In the Netherlands, police opened an investigation into Batisma Chayat Sa’id, a nurse who allegedly stated she would administer lethal injections to Israeli patients.

Although Sa’id denied making the comments, claiming someone was “pretending to be me,” an account under her name also posted threatening messages aimed at Jewish people last year, including “Your time will come — don’t spare anyone,” and another in which she described the burial of Israelis in Gaza as “a dream come true.”

The nurse’s alleged threat mirrors a similar incident in Australia, in which video showed two nurses — Ahmad Rashad Nadir and Sarah Abu Lebdeh — posing as doctors and making inflammatory statements. The widely circulated footage showed Abu Lebdeh declaring she would refuse to treat Israeli patients and instead kill them, while Nadir made a throat-slitting gesture and claimed he had already killed many.

“Now they actually brag online about killing Israeli patients,” Shira Nussdorf, a US-born Jewish woman who moved from Israel to Australia six years ago, told The Algemeiner earlier this year when the video first emerged. “I don’t know how safe I would feel giving birth at that hospital.”

Following the incident, New South Wales authorities in Australia suspended their nursing registrations and banned them from working as nurses nationwide. They were also charged with federal offenses, including threatening violence against a group and using a carriage service to threaten, menace, and harass. If convicted, they face up to 22 years in prison.

The issue of antisemitism in medical facilities also extends to North America.

A December 2024 study by the Data & Analytics Department of StandWithUs, a Jewish civil rights group, found that 40 percent of 645 Jewish American health-care professionals surveyed reported experiencing antisemitism in the workplace. A similar study of Canadian Jewish health workers conducted last year reached 80 percent.

This issue has been especially pervasive at institutions of higher education. In May, a separate study by the StandWithUs Data & Analytics Department contained survey data showing that 62.8 percent of Jewish health-care professionals employed by campus-based medical centers reported experiencing antisemitism, a far higher rate than those working in private practice and community hospitals.

https://www.algemeiner.co(...)health-care-spreads/

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Live op de radio: ‘Joden beheersen politiek, grote steden en Hollywood’
Op Radio-Canada, de Frans-Canadese evenknie van de NOS, werd journaliste Elisa Serret gevraagd ‘waarom Amerika zich zo moeilijk weet los te maken van Israël’. Op zich al een voorbeeld van tendentieuze vraagstelling, maar voor Serret, verslaggeefster milieu en klimaatverandering en een bekend gezicht van het Franstalige tv-journaal, reden om alle schroom af te werpen. “Joden financieren de Amerikaanse politiek,” beweerde zij doodleuk, daarmee een oud en bewezen onjuist antisemitisch stereotype herhalend.

Serret gebruikte niet eens de gebruikelijke, minder racistisch klinkende eufemismen voor Joden ‘Israëli’s’ of ‘zionisten’. Daar bleef het niet bij. Volgens Serret beheersen de Joden ook nog ‘de grote steden en Hollywood’. Blijkbaar had de Canadese de afgelopen jaren het nieuws niet bijgehouden, want juist de grote Amerikaanse steden worden beheerst door antizionisme en antisemitisch geweld. En Hollywood is een van de meest anti-Israëlische bolwerken in de VS zoals deze week maar weer eens werd bewezen bij de uitreiking van de Emmy’s.

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Op woensdag 17 september 2025 17:38 schreef Aether het volgende:

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Op dinsdag 26 augustus 2025 19:04 schreef HowardRoark het volgende:

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Aandoenlijke post, maar kritiek (of haat) op moslims komt vaak van Westerse autochtonen en haat jegens Joden komt vaak van moslims. Als we bijvoorbeeld de zeer antisemitische reacties op Cestmocro erbij pakken is er een patroon merkbaar bij de accountnamen, het betreft vooral mensen met een migratieachtergrond uit Islamitische landen.

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Tevens sla je ook de plank mis bij het laatste stuk: moslim zijn is alleen een religie, en de Islam is een zéér expansionistische religie, dat wil zeggen dat de Islam zich graag verspreid en het tevens erg makkelijk is moslim te worden. De Islam heeft hier wel enkele raakvlakken met het Christendom.

Het Jodendom is daarentegen een religie én ook een etniciteit. Er zijn dus mensen die niets met de religie van het Jodendom hebben, maar toch Joods qua etniciteit zijn. Dat is vergelijkbaar met bijvoorbeeld de Druzen. En het is ook heel erg lastig om Joods in religieus opzicht te worden, dat wordt zelfs sterk afgeraden.

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Home Office data suggests that religious hate crimes against Jewish people in England and Wales have doubled in the latest year, external.

Police recorded 3,282 of these offences in the year ending March 2024, up from 1,543 hate crimes recorded the year before. Offences against Jewish people made up a third of all religious hate crimes recorded by police.

Although there were more hate crimes targeting Muslims in the latest year, Jewish people were targeted at a higher rate.

There were 121 religious hate crimes per 10,000 people in the population targeted at Jewish people - the highest rate of all religious groups - and 10 per 10,000 targeted at Muslims.

The Home Office says that religious hate crimes against both Jewish people and Muslims has risen since the beginning of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/cx2703lnww4t

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Op donderdag 2 oktober 2025 23:06 schreef oblo het volgende:

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Het wordt steeds erger.

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Op vrijdag 3 oktober 2025 02:09 schreef Aether het volgende:
Poll finds 15% of Italians see attacks on Jewish people as ‘justifiable’
18% believe antisemitic graffiti in public spaces is legitimate; a fifth say it is reasonable to attack pro-Israeli professors or for businesses to reject Israeli customers

https://www.timesofisrael(...)ople-as-justifiable/

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Op vrijdag 3 oktober 2025 14:15 schreef Chadi het volgende:

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Hoe is het weigeren van Israëliers antisemitisme? Is het weigeren van Noren ook antisemitisme?

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Op vrijdag 3 oktober 2025 14:15 schreef Chadi het volgende:

Hoe is het weigeren van Israëliers antisemitisme? Is het weigeren van Noren ook antisemitisme?