Hollywood loves to stereotype Jews. There’s a long history of viewing Jewish men as weak, timid, un-masculine, neurotic, money mad, and intellectual. But a lawsuit by lawyer Martin H. Leaf for his client Sarah Deming highlights a recent attempt to change the caricature to a more historically anti-Semitic version.

The movie is Drive (2011) about a Hollywood stunt performer who moonlights as a wheelman and discovers that a contract has been put on him after a heist gone wrong. The Jewish director is Nicolas Winding Refn, the screenplay writer is Iranian Hossein Amini from a book by James Sallis and staring Ryan Gosling. TheWeek.com reported that it received a 93 percent “fresh” rating from critics on RottenTomatoes.com, and 79 percent approval from the audience.

The country’s most prestigious news and politics magazine, October, has published a new edition depicting Israel’s Prime Minister as a Nazi, to go with its lead story titled “The New Nazis: Israel’s Generals”.

Following years of blanket indoctrination, even the most absurd and impossible accusations against Jews are now commonly accepted without question in Pakistan, as a recent article shows.

Playboy has published an interview with disgraced White House reporter Helen Thomas in which she claims that the anti-Semitic comments she made on video were intentional, and made some additional dizzying statements that give an insight into her bizarre world view. Thomas manages to condense an impressive number of anti-Semitic slogans and myths into a single interview.

CNN anchor Rick Sanchez was fired from the international news network on October 1st following comments he made in which he accused Jews of controlling the media, and of using that control to promote prejudice.

Despite calls from the French broadcast authority to shut down European broadcasts of Hamas television station Al-Aksa TV, the station remains on air as it appeals the ban.

Norway’s Minister of Culture Anniken Huitfeldt is reportedly considering banning broadcasts by Egyptian television station Al Rahma due to its promotion of anti-Semitism.

British baroness and former MP Jenny Tonge withdrew her patronage from the Palestine Telegraph after the Gaza-based paper posted a video of former KKK leader David Duke labeling Israel as a terrorist threat to the United States.

French authorities have ordered a local satellite carrier to end broadcasts of an Egyptian television station due to its anti-Semitic content, Arutz Sheva has reported.

The video linked below is a skit from the TV show, TV Funhouse, shown on Comedy Central.