Manfred Gerstenfeld (2004). Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs (JCPA).
With the provision of graphic examples, the interview explores the appearance of antisemitic themes in cartoons in the Arabic media. Deicide, Holocaust inversion, the dehumanisation of Jews, zoomorphism, infanticide conspiracy and blood libel are some of the allusions highlighted.
Intelligence and Terrorism Information Center at the Israel Intelligence Heritage & Commemoration Center (IICC) (2007).
The page displays a selection of anti-Israel cartoons from the Jordanian press in 2006 and 2007, many of which draw on antisemitic themes.
New Leader (1964). Reproduced in the archives of the American Jewish Committee (AJC).
The article reproduced some of the cartoons and images that were found in the Soviet antisemitic text Judaism without embellishment.
American Jewish Committee (AJC) (2006)
Antisemitic images and motifs appearing in cartoons in several newspapers in the Arab world are examined. Allusions to the blood libel smear, Zionist conspiracy and the demonised Jew and the inversion of Holocaust imagery are all highlighted in the cartoons republished in the booklet.
Emperor’s Clothes.
The similarities between a series of caricatures of Jews in Nazi and Soviet propaganda are shown.
Jewish-Christian Relations. International Council of Christians and Jews.
The link displays photos of some examples of the negative depiction of Judaism in medieval Christian images. The examples are taken from depictions in church art in France, Germany and Britain.
Renée Gadsden (2004). Trans: Internet Journal for Cultural Sciences.
Commonalities between the antisemitic caricatures produced in Der Stürmer and caricatures relating to Israel and Jews in Arab, Soviet and Western media since the 1960s are explored. As well as providing visual examples, the author considers the stereotypes, libels and themes alluded to, and the function of political caricatures as a visual media. The article is based on an exhibition the author created for the European Forum Alpbach 2003 entitled "Vom Stürmer gelernt? Politische Karikaturen gegen Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts" (Learned from the Stürmer? Political Caricature at the End of the 20th Century).
Honestly-concerned.
The antisemitic undertones in a series of cartoons and caricatures from Western European and American media are highlighted.
Tom Gross media.
A series of anti-Israeli cartoons from the international media are reproduced with brief textual analysis of each example. Antisemitic undertones are identified in some of the examples.
Tom Gross media.
A series of cartoons from Arab countries with antisemitic allusions are reproduced, with brief textual analysis of each example.