The Israelite Church of God in Jesus Christ (ICGJC) is one of the biggest extreme and antisemitic Black Hebrew Israelite groups in the United States; it is headquartered in Harlem, New York. The organization was led by... Read more

The Jewish Revolutionary Spirit is an antisemitic work written by E. Michael Jones and published in September 2008. In the book, Jones portrays Jews as a people seeking worldwide social and political instability in the hopes of... Read more

Founded in 1991, the New Black Panther Party for Self Defense (NBPP) is the most extreme organized racist and antisemitic African American group in the United States. The militant organization is known for inflammatory statements about the... Read more

Founded in October 2007, The Occidental Observer is an online magazine edited by retired antisemitic professor Kevin MacDonald. The publication focuses on antisemitic theories about Jewish power and control.

The Occidental Quarterly, first published in 2001, is a sister publication to The Occidental Observer and is edited by retired antisemitic professor Kevin MacDonald. It is a racist and antisemitic print publication that mimics academic journals to... Read more

The Political Cesspool is a Tennessee-based radio show started in 2004 by white supremacist James Edwards. It features a wide range of far-right extremists, including white supremacists and antisemites.

The Red Elephants is a California-based extreme-right "media" entity headed by Vincent James Foxx. The site promotes conspiracy theories, antisemitic beliefs and white supremacist mantras. Beyond the virtual world, those associated with the Red Elephants have participated... Read more

"The Storm" (alternatively "The Storm is Coming" or "We are the Storm") is a reference to a much-anticipated future event that is central to QAnon lore: that the Justice Department is holding hundreds of thousands of sealed... Read more

The Unz Review is an online publication founded by Ron Unz in 2013. It serves as a platform for antisemites and white supremacists to attack Jews and Israel, promote Holocaust denial and spread conspiracy theories.

Timothy Wilson was a white supremacist associated with the National Socialist Movement who plotted to blow up a hospital treating coronavirus patients. He died in a shootout with FBI agents in March 2020.

"Anudda shoah" is a phrase used by antisemites to mock the importance of the Holocaust ("Shoah" in Hebrew) and continued concerns about antisemitism. The phrase implies that Jews will take any opportunity to bring up the Holocaust.