...Culture Kitchen does not tolerate anti-Semitism [1]. Not of the classic Protocols of the Elders of Zion variety. Not of the newer Israel = Nazi Germany variety. In short, we do not tolerate any flavor or variant of this:
There are plenty of criticisms to be made of the State of Israel. If someone has a problem with religious fundamentalism in general, then some practices and observances of ultra-Orthodox Judaism offer opportunities for critique, just as do fundamentalist Christianity and fundamentalist Islam. There are even a good number of Jews - Paul Wolfowitz springs immediately to mind - deserving of the harshest ridicule.
What is intolerable, however, and a fruit of the oldest hatred still alive in the world, with the stench of the gas chambers permanently attached to it, is this [2]:
Seen through the eyes of an anti-semite, Jews are essentially alien, powerful, cohesive, cunning, parasitic, and so on.
For this view, we have neither patience nor tolerance. Expression of these or similar opinions will result in an immediate banning. If you hate Jews as Jews, or Jewish institutions because they are Jewish, this is not the place for you.
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