The head of the Ford Foundation condemned antisemitism — here’s why that’s a huge deal
Given Henry Ford's notorious record on the Jews, it was heartening to see Ford Foundation president Darren Walker take a principled stand
Protocols of the Elders of Zion
The Latest
-
Culture -
Culture Is saying that Jews are wealthy and powerful really a compliment?
Kanye West and others argue that conspiracy theories about Jews can't be antisemitic — they're too nice
-
Culture Does Netflix’s ‘Inside Job’ encourage antisemitic conspiracy theorists?
Jews are at the roots of most of the major conspiracy theories. A secret cabal who runs the government? That may be a QAnon tenet these days, but it’s originally from “The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” a made-up pamphlet purporting to detail the Jewish plan for global domination. Bloodsucking lizard people? That one…
-
News Every antisemitic thing Marjorie Taylor Greene has said and done (so far)
Editor’s Note: This story will be updated as necessary. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Jewish space laser post shot her into the Jewish press; there was just too much there, comedic and serious, to give it up. While the statement was made before her election, she has refused to apologize for her comments, according to CNN. Antisemitism…
-
Fast Forward Mary Ann Mendoza pulled from Republican National Convention after retweeting antisemitic theory
This story was updated to reflect breaking developments. Moments before she was scheduled to speak to the Republican National Convention, Mary Ann Mendoza was dropped from the lineup after she tweeted out a warning about a supposed international Jewish cabal. “Do yourself a favor and read this thread,” Mendoza tweeted, linking to a QAnon conspiracy…
-
Fast Forward FBI apologizes for Protocols of Learned Elders of Zion tweet
The FBI has apologized for a tweet Wednesday that published a copy of the Protocols of Learned Elders of Zion. Earlier today FOIA materials were posted to the FBI’s Vault and FOIA Twitter account via an automated process without further outlining the context of the documents. We regret that this release may have inadvertently caused…
-
Culture Q & A: How The Kishinev Pogrom Shaped History, From The Bolsheviks To The NAACP
Close to noon on April 6, 1903 — Easter Sunday — as families took in the newly pleasant weather in Kishinev, then part of Russia, a group of young boys started to hassle some of the Jews who had joined the Christian families in Chuflinskii Square. It happened every year. The period around Easter always…
-
Community Jews Must Not Flee To The ‘Alt-Right’
I just read an article in the Forward by a Jewish writer, Joshua Seidel, who claims membership in the “alt-right.” Seidel’s argument, like most other conversations that I’ve had with right-wing Jews in the aftermath of this election, was based on a particularist interpretation of Jewish needs and a sense that the political right has…
Explore
Most Popular
- 1
Culture Henry Kissinger: ‘If it were not for the accident of my birth, I would be antisemitic.’
- 2
Opinion Julianna Margulies is not your average ‘Karen’
- 3
Opinion Hamas is not as popular in Gaza as it seems. But Israel’s tactics will ensure their survival
- 4
Opinion Israeli women were raped and widowed by Hamas. Now the world ignores and mocks their suffering
In Case You Missed It
-
Communications Why We’ve Taken Down the Forward Paywall
-
Fast Forward Rabbi Laurie Phillips, founder of a Manhattan ‘synagogue without walls,’ dies at 55
-
Fast Forward Virginia cultural festival says it won’t hold a menorah lighting due to Israel-Hamas war
-
Fast Forward The ‘Hanukkah Erotica Book Club’ aims to connect Jews — with romance novels
Engage
-
Catch Up on Yiddish Events
-
It's trivia time!
Join us for our online fundraiser!
Online
The Supreme Court: Is the Crown Jewel of American Democracy in Peril?
Wed., Dec. 13, 2023 • 7 P.M. ET
ZOOM
NPR Legal Correspondent Nina Totenberg in conversation with Editor-in-Chief Jodi Rudoren. To benefit the Forward.
-
Shop the Forward Store
100% of profits support our journalism
