Claim: Image of an anti-Semitic sign ("the real plague") was captured at a COVID-19 anti-lockdown protest in Ohio in April 2020.
Verdict: SUPPORTS

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title: Joshua Bonehill-Paine
text: Auschwitz and a stereotyped cartoon of a Jewish man being sprayed with weedkiller, under the slogan "Join us on July 4 for what promises to be an absolute gas!" with an SS lightning bolt in the ‘O’ of Golders Green. Weekes said the poster "trivialises and mocks the death of millions of Jews during the Third Reich" and considered the use of Nazi imagery in reference to an area with a large Jewish population to be "incitement". On 16 December, Bonehill-Paine was convicted of inciting racial hatred against Jews. He was sentenced to three years and four months imprisonment. Bonehill-Paine

title: Antisemitic incidents during the Gaza War (2008–09)
text: and "Death to Israel" were spray painted on the building. At a Jewish preschool in Camarillo, California, swastikas and anti-Semitic messages written in black marker on its sidewalk and walls. In La Paz, vandals removed a Star of David from a monument from the Plaza Israel and started spray-painting "plaza Palestina" on Jewish murals. The Caracas synagogue of the Israelite Association of Venezuela, the city's oldest, was defaced. Jewish schools were closed for several days due to concern that they would attract anti-Israel demonstrations. On 26 February, assailants threw an explosive at a Jewish community center in Caracas. Antisemitic incidents

title: Roman Vishniac
text: his finger to his eye. Vishiniac's caption reads: "The father is hiding from the Endecy (members of the National Democratic Party). His son signals him that they are approaching. Warsaw, 1935-1938." At the front of the book, additional commentary reads: "The pogromshchiki" (pogrom lynch mob) "are coming. But the iron door was no protection." Benton's research found that the photos were from different rolls of film, taken in different towns, so the scene described in the book "almost certainly did not happen". Similarly, Benton discovered negatives that showed the unsmiling little girl depicted in "The Only Flowers of her Youth"

title: Have Mercy on Us All
text: return of the plague will also be part of the day’s requested cries. At the same time, chief inspector Adamsberg is surprised as a distressed woman describes that all her apartment building’s doors, except one, have been marked with a large inverted "4" in black ink with the inscription "CLT." This graffiti continues to turn up throughout the city, and residents of apartments with unmarked doors are turning up dead, showing signs of rat-flea bites and blackened flesh. Inspector Adamsberg must lead an investigation that takes him through a juxtaposition of 15th-century Europe and modern-day France...or "does" he? Have Mercy

title: Hate speech laws in France
text: on a building on the Avenue Charles-de-Gaulle in Neuilly-sur-Seine. The billboard featured a photograph of twelve beautiful, well-dressed women and one shirtless man posed round a table in the manner of the characters in the painting Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. A Catholic organization complained that the billboard insulted a group of people because of their religion. The court of first instance convicted Girbaud, and ordered the billboard removed. In April 2005, a higher court upheld the conviction. In November 2006, the Supreme Court of Appeal annulled the conviction. On 25 April 2005, the daily newspaper "Libération" published a

title: 2017 Berkeley protests
text: in the park at the peak of the rally. Various far-right activists in the crowd held up antisemitic signs, and some made Nazi salutes and used other Nazi/neo-Nazi symbolism such as the Black Sun/Sonnerad During the event, Nathan Damigo—a 30-year-old California State University, Stanislaus student and the founder of the white supremacist, alt-right group Identity Evropa punched a female protester in the face and then ran into the crowd. The attack was captured on video and prompted calls for Damigo's arrest or expulsion. Cal State Stanislaus stated that they would investigate Damigo. Also during the event a former Diablo Valley

title: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
text: role within the Syrian Civil War, set up three billboards outside the United Nations building in New York that read ", ", and ". On or around March 1, around the time of the 2018 Oscars, three billboards were taken out in Los Angeles, stating "WE ALL KNEW AND STILL NO ARRESTS", "AND THE OSCAR FOR BIGGEST PEDOPHILE GOES TO..." and "NAME NAMES ON STAGE OR SHUT THE HELL UP!", as an attempt to protest both the Oscars and the #MeToo movement. On March 8, on International Women's Day, three billboards were put in downtown Pristina, Kosovo, to protest the

title: History of antisemitism in the United States
text: a violent member of the anti-Israel organization SJP. On the beginning of September 2014 there were more than 6 incidents of antisemitic graffiti across the country, three of them outside religious buildings such as synagogue or a Yeshiva. Most of the drawings included swastika inscriptions, and one of them had the words "Murder the Jew tenant". Later that month another antisemitic graffiti was found on the Jewish Community Center in Boulder, Colorado. Then, a few days later a violent attack occurred in Baltimore, Maryland, when during Rosh Hashanah a man who drove near the Jewish school shot three man after

title: Anti-WEF protests in Switzerland, January 2003
text: protester wearing a mask of Donald Rumsfeld and a yellow, six-pointed cardboard "sheriff" badge is portrayed carrying the golden calf, and next to him, another protester impersonating Ariel Sharon is wielding a plastic club. The Rumsfeld character's badge was misinterpreted as alluding to the Star of David, or even to Nazi concentration camp badges, an interpretation that arose because low-resolution versions of the image were circulated in news reports, where the "sheriff" text on the star was not legible. Anti-WEF protests in Switzerland, January 2003 The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland (January, 2003) triggered anti-globalization protests across Switzerland. Access

title: Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
text: salutes, and the slogan "Blood and Soil" amid explicit and implicitly racist and antisemitic rhetoric. Online, the reports found a large proportion of the antisemitic material was spread through the medium of conspiracy theories concerning wealthy Jewish individuals including billionaire George Soros, with Columbia University's Jon Albright claiming these represented the "worst sample" of all the hate speech he had seen on Instagram. At 9:45 a.m. three services were underway in the Tree of Life synagogue which housed three congregations. Tree of Life and New Light had both just begun separate Shabbat morning service in the Pervin Chapel and basement,

title: Freedom for Humanity
text: stood a protesting figure bearing a placard with the slogan "The New World Order is the enemy of humanity". Lutfur Rahman, then Mayor of Tower Hamlets, said "the images of the bankers perpetuate antisemitic propaganda about conspiratorial Jewish domination of financial and political institutions" and ordered it to be removed. Before its removal, the mural was painted over in white paint; the artist also said in an interview with fellow conspiracy theorist David Icke that the BBC has broadcast his mural being defaced by members of a "now defunct Jewish paramilitary organisation". Mear One has stated that the figures represented

title: History of the Jews in the United States
text: arrived at the Jewish center of Kansas City and murdered three people, two of whom were on their way to the church. After his capture the suspect was heard saying "Heil Hitler". Later that month a sprayed swastika was found in Price Hill, Cincinnati, on the door of a Jewish family's house. In May 2014, the Vassar Students for Justice in Palestine published a Nazi World War II propaganda poster. The poster displays Jews as part of a monster who tries to destroy the world. Vassar college president Catharine Hill denounced the antisemitic post. As a result of operation Protective

title: Pegida
text: was added after the photo was taken), went viral in social media and was printed on title pages worldwide. On another occasion, Bachmann had posted a photo of a man wearing the uniform of the US white supremacist organisation Ku Klux Klan accompanied by the slogan: "Three Ks a day keeps the minorities away". The Dresden state prosecutors opened an investigation for suspected "Volksverhetzung" (incitement), and Deputy Chancellor Sigmar Gabriel said the real face of Pegida had been exposed: "Anyone who puts on a Hitler disguise is either an idiot or a Nazi. People should think carefully about running after

title: Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
text: (). The Lord Jesus Christ [has] come in the flesh." reflecting Christian Identity beliefs. The cover picture was a photo with the number 1488, which is used by neo-Nazis and white supremacists to evoke David Lane's "Fourteen Words" and the Nazi slogan "Heil Hitler". He had published posts supporting the white genocide theory. Bowers also stated supporters of the QAnon conspiracy theory were "deluded" and being tricked. He also re-posted content by other anti-Semitic, neo-Nazi, white nationalist/supremacist and Holocaust-denying users such as Patrick Little and /pol/, as well as reposting comments in support of the Southern California-based alt-right fight club

title: Plastic Jesus (artist)
text: was inspired again to use Donald Trump as fodder for his art, this time commenting on Trump's executive order on immigration. The artist crafted a series of signs that he posted on vacant lots and building sites in cities throughout the country with the text "Lot Reserved For: Future Internment Camp" printed above an image of the United States' Seal. The signs draw a connection between Trump's travel ban and the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II; for instance, the text "Executive Order 9066" is a direct reference to the order originally signed in 1942 by Franklin D.

title: Reed College
text: of women, and ending the persecution of Jews), and its nonsectarian status made the college a natural target for what was originally meant to be a pejorative slur. The faux Reed Seal has changed over the years. In its original form the griffin was holding a hammer and sickle in its paws. Later versions had the griffin wearing boxing gloves. One of the unofficial symbols of Reed is the Doyle Owl, a roughly concrete statue that has been continuously stolen and re-stolen since about 1919. The original Doyle Owl (originally "House F Owl" after the dormitory named House F that

title: St. Casimir Church (Cleveland, Ohio)
text: Congregation for the Clergy issue a decree declaring the decree imposed by Lennon to be null and void and of no juridical effect. With plainclothes police inside the church and a heavy presence of uniformed police outside, on November 8, 2009, Lennon presided over a closing Mass which protesters called a "Mass of Eviction". This began when a ninety-six-year-old altar server, Władysław Szylwian, a survivor of imprisonment and forced labor, as a prisoner of war for five years, in Nazi concentration camps including Bergen-Belsen from which he was liberated, disconnected power to the microphone. Then in a nonviolent resistance act

title: Anti-Nazi boycott of 1933
text: The Star of David was painted in yellow and black on retail entrances and windows, and posters asserting "Don't Buy from Jews!" ("Kauf nicht bei Juden!") and "The Jews Are Our Misfortune!" ("Die Juden sind unser Unglück!") were pasted around. Physical violence against Jews and vandalism of Jewish-owned property took place, but the police intervened only rarely. The Association of German National Jews, a marginal group that had supported Hitler in his early years, had fought against the Jewish boycott of German goods. The Haavara Agreement, together with lessened dependence on trade with the West, had by 1937 largely negated

title: Antiziganism
text: 25 people, including neo-Nazis, in front of the motel where the refugees were staying. The protesters held signs that included, "Honk if you hate Gypsies", "Canada is not a Trash Can", and "G.S.T. – Gypsies Suck Tax". (The last is a reference to Canada's unpopular Goods and Services Tax, also known as GST.) The protesters were charged with promoting hatred, and the case, called "R. v. Krymowski", reached the Supreme Court of Canada in 2005. On 5 September 2012, prominent Canadian conservative commentator Ezra Levant broadcast a commentary "The Jew vs. the Gypsies" on "J-Source" in which he accused the

title: New antisemitism
text: World Bank, the other against the extremists who turn up at their rallies. He points to an anti-globalization march in Porto Alegre, Brazil at which he says some marchers displayed Swastikas and that Jewish peace activists were assaulted. Held two months prior to the U.S.-led attack on Iraq, this year's conference — an annual grassroots riposte to the well-heeled World Economic Forum in Davos — had the theme, "Another World is Possible." But the more appropriate theme might have been "Yesterday's World is Back." Marchers among the 20,000 activists from 120 countries carried signs reading "Nazis, Yankees, and Jews: No