The “Dagger-Stab-In-The-Back” was a popular legend in post-World War I Germany that attributed Germany’s military losses to sabotage by Jews and other minorities living in the country.

A cartoon published in Lebanese newspaper Al-Farida just before the June 1967 Six-Day War depicts Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser kicking a Jew off a cliff (and presumably into the sea, as he promised to do to the Jews of Israel in his speeches at the time). Egypt is supported by the armies of Lebanon, Syria and Iraq.

This cartoon, depicting the Jew as a spider sucking the blood out of Germans, is taken from the Nazi Der Sturmer magazine. Active beginning from 1923 until the Nazi Germany's demise in 1945, the tabloid was one of the main tools of Nazi propoganda.

The cartoon above is a caricature of Alfred Dreyfus printed in 1906, in France.