Mr. Shmuel Sokol, Center for Near East Policy Research, was recently commissioned by Daniel Pipes and his Middle East Forum to write a research report on the anti-Zionist and antisemitic Israeli-Arab NGO I’lam, which is largely funded by American Jewish donors and engages in spreading falsified claims of massacre and anti-Israel propaganda through its media outreach efforts.

Mr. Sokol’s articles on the matter can be found online at http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=101992 (“American Jews fund anti-Israel organizations: Groups work with Palestinian Authority, promote Iran nukes”) and http://www.israelnationalnews.com/News/News.aspx/132047 (“New Israel Fund Grantee’s Video Accuses IDF of Executions”)

The New Israel Fund, which provides funding for core expenses and salaries at I’lam is regularly apprised of I’lam’s activities and continues to misrepresent I’lam as a progressive organization to their American donors, some of which have contacted the Center for Near East Policy Research in shock and disgust to confirm Mr. Sokol’s research.

Via NY Times:

James W. von Brunn, 88, who embraces conspiracy theories involving Jews and blacks, walked into the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum on Wednesday and began shooting, fatally wounding security guard Stephen T. Johns, 39, before being shot by other guards. The Southern Poverty Law Center said Wednesday that von Brunn is a racist and anti-Semite with “a long history of associations with prominent neo-Nazis and Holocaust deniers.”

The hyena nations are circling Israel. Via JCPA. h/t DailyAlert:

In 13 essays and interviews, this volume lifts the humanitarian mask from the elites of the Nordic countries, whose anti-Israel motifs are similar to those of classic anti-Semitism.

The 256-page book, now available on-line without charge, discusses the attitudes of Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland toward Israel and the Jews.

Via Ha’aretz:

“Norway is the most anti-Semitic country in Scandinavia,” Dr. Manfred Gerstenfeld, a scholar of Western European anti-Semitism, told a discussion on Scandinavian anti-Semitism and Israel-hatred hosted on Tuesday by the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs.

Gerstenfeld presented cartoons from the Norwegian mainstream press and noted, “There is something wrong with a society which is willing to accept these Nazi cartoons. With a Jewish population of only 1,300, Norway has led the pack in anti-Semitism before, during and after WWII.” Zvi Mazel, a former ambassador to Sweden, spoke of a “deep-rooted” anti-Semitism in Sweden, while Dr. Efraim Zuroff, director of the Wiesenthal Center in Israel – which co-sponsored the event – addressed Norway and Sweden’s failure to prosecute Nazi war criminals.