Every Passover one can find voices in the Arab world spreading the discredited anti-Semitic claim that Jews use Christian blood to make matzo. For Passover 2013, media attention was given to the publication of the Blood Libel against Jews by the Miftah organization – closely tied to Palestinian Authority official and propagandizer Hanan Ashrawi - and the Lebanese daily Al-Sharq.

Malaysia has never had a direct dispute with Israel but the government encourages its citizens to hate Israel and Jews. Hitler's "Mein Kampf" and the infamous "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" are on prominent display at the Malaysian capital's International Airport. This hatred of Jews takes place in a country that is 7, 612 km (4,729 miles) away from Israel in South Asia.

The Ukrainian Justice Ministry recently ruled that using the term "Dirty Jew" to describe someone as Jewish is legal, according to the Times of Israel.

Hungary saw yet another Member of Parliament involved in extreme anti-semitism, as an independent parliamentarian burned an Israeli flag and attended a demonstration that hosted chants of "Filthy Jews!" and "To Auschwitz with you all!"

The California State University (CSU) system appointed an anti-Semite to lead the university system's fight against intolerance and anti-Semitism.

Smells like more hate propaganda from Gaza, literally.

A local cosmetics company in the Hamas-controlled territory just released a new perfume in honor of the rockets Hamas launched toward innocent civilians

The Irish Times on Monday gave readers a guide on how to boycott Israeli goods, thus promoting a campaign of hate against the Jewish state, Honest Reporting explains.  An Irish Times reporter wrote the article and it appeared in the "News" section; it was not an opinion piece.

Students at Harvard University received invitations to a fictitious club on Friday that stated no Jews could apply for entry, The New York Jewish Week reported.

Members of a made-up group called "The Pigeon" slipped invitations under students' doors that invited them to the inaugural event of the new social club, the Harvard Crimson reported.  The invitations had notes on the bottom that read "Jews need not apply" and "Seriously, no f***ing Jews."