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[[Image:Aldershot Cemetery.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Antisemitic graffiti on Jewish graves, Aldershot Military Cemetery, Hampshire, England, November, 2004. (c. Community Security Trust/Fox News)]]

[[Image:Aldershot Cemetery.jpg|right|250px|thumb|Antisemitic graffiti on Jewish graves, Aldershot Military Cemetery, Hampshire, England, November, 2004. (c. Community Security Trust/Fox News)]]

'''Antisemitism''' is [[discrimination]], prejudice, and [[Hate|hatred]] against [[Jews]] and [[Jewish]] culture. As a word, it is first recorded in the English language in 1882,<ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/antisemitism</ref> but as an idea and argument of hatred examples exist from much earlier times, particularly stemming from the fact that Jews were God's first chosen people. It was Wilhelm Marr (1819–1904), an anti-Jewish German agitator, who coined<ref>Since the Jews were the Semitic oeople in Europe.</ref> the term ''"antisemitism"'' in 1879.<ref>Epstein, Varda Meyers (May 27, 2019). [https://www.jewishpress.com/indepth/opinions/antisemitism-spell-it-without-the-hyphen-please/2019/05/27/ Antisemitism: Spell it Without the Hyphen-Please]. ''The Jewish Press''. Retrieved December 13, 2022.</ref> And, since then, the term always referred to anti-Jewish bigotry, exclusively.<ref>The [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem]] pleaded with his Nazi partners in Germany to change their term to anti-Jude. Still, before and after Nazi Germany it refers to anti-Jew - exclusively, including hatred coming from "Semitic" radical racist Arabs.</ref>

'''Antisemitism''' is [[discrimination]], prejudice, and [[Hate|hatred]] against [[Jews]] and [[Jewish]] culture. As a word, it is first recorded in the English language in 1882,<ref>https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/antisemitism</ref> but as an idea and argument of hatred examples exist from much earlier times, particularly stemming from the fact that Jews were God's first chosen people. It was Wilhelm Marr (1819–1904), an anti-Jewish German agitator, who coined<ref>Since the Jews were the Semitic people in Europe.</ref> the term ''"antisemitism"'' in 1879.<ref>Epstein, Varda Meyers (May 27, 2019). [https://www.jewishpress.com/indepth/opinions/antisemitism-spell-it-without-the-hyphen-please/2019/05/27/ Antisemitism: Spell it Without the Hyphen-Please]. ''The Jewish Press''. Retrieved December 13, 2022.</ref> And, since then, the term always referred to anti-Jewish bigotry, exclusively.<ref>The [[Grand Mufti of Jerusalem]] pleaded with his Nazi partners in Germany to change their term to anti-Jude. Still, before and after Nazi Germany it refers to anti-Jew - exclusively, including hatred coming from "Semitic" radical racist Arabs.</ref>

It has become a '''Blind Hatred'''.<ref>Even jealousy <small><small>[of achievement/morality/some-success, etc.,]</small></small> isn't fuly answering the exclusive intense targeting of Jews compared to jealousy of any other group</ref>

It has become a '''Blind Hatred'''.<ref>Even jealousy <small><small>[of achievement/morality/some-success, etc.,]</small></small> isn't fuly answering the exclusive intense targeting of Jews compared to jealousy of any other group</ref>