Malaysia has never had a direct dispute with Israel but the government encourages its citizens to hate Israel and Jews. Hitler's "Mein Kampf" and the infamous "Protocols of the Elders of Zion" are on prominent display at the Malaysian capital's International Airport. This hatred of Jews takes place in a country that is 7, 612 km (4,729 miles) away from Israel in South Asia.

The Ukrainian Justice Ministry recently ruled that using the term "Dirty Jew" to describe someone as Jewish is legal, according to the Times of Israel.

Hungary saw yet another Member of Parliament involved in extreme anti-semitism, as an independent parliamentarian burned an Israeli flag and attended a demonstration that hosted chants of "Filthy Jews!" and "To Auschwitz with you all!"

A far-right politician in Hungary called Jews a national security risk and stated that the country should register and keep track of everyone with Jewish ancestry, Reuters reported on Tuesday.

Finland's Jewish community has been advised not to wear a skullcap (kippa/ yarmulke) in public for fear of anti-Semitic attacks. The recommendation was revealed by the security officer of the Jewish community in Helsinki in an interview on November 1, 2012 to Yle, Finland's national public service broadcasting company.

The European Jewish Association (EJA) on October 29, 2012 expressed concern about the safety of Jews in Ukraine because of the surprise victory of a xenophobic and anti-Semitic political party, the Svoboda All-Ukrainian Union, in parliamentary elections.

“We are not intending to interfere in internal Ukraine affairs and its voters' decisions, but we are very concerned about the safety of Jews in Ukraine and throughout Europe in light of growing anti-Semitic movements in Europe," said Rabbi Menachem Margolin, General Director of The European Jewish Association. He called on Ukrainian and EU leaders to ensure the safety of Jews in the country and across Europe.

Nazi Germany was an anti-Semitic state that organized the genocide of 6 million Jews. The new Germany was presumed to have changed after the Second World War to become a believer in democracy and minority rights. As part of this change, a special relationship was built with Israel to make at least a partial recompensation for the horrors of the holocaust.

Unfortunately reality does not match presumed intentions. Germany has become a cauldron of emergent anti-Jewish hatred. Muslim immigrants, leftist political and culture elites, and Neo-Nazis regularly vilify the Jewish State and participate in actions against the Jewish community.

The leader of Austria's far-right Freedom Party (FPOe), Heinz-Christian Strache, came under fire after posting an anti-Semitic cartoon on his facebook account on August 19, 2012.

The caricature was of a corpulent banker with a hooked nose, wearing Star of David cufflinks, accompanied by a comment decrying "EU banking speculators" for taking tax money from Austrians. Another figure labeled "The Government" is pouring a drink for the banker, while a third, poorly clothed and thin figure labeled "The People", sits opposite the banker with a bone on his plate and looks on in dismay.

Strache did not defend his right to use the cartoon but reacted by posting a second version almost immediately after the first was criticized. The Star of David emblems were removed from the banker's cufflinks and the shape of his nose was changed.

Speaking to a delegation in Kuwait on March 12, 2012, Sheikh Abdul Aziz bin Abdullah, Saudi Arabia's grand mufti, the nation's highest Islamic authority, stressed that since the tiny Gulf state was a part of the Arabian Peninsula, it was necessary to destroy all of the churches in the country. The ruling came in response to a query from a Kuwaiti delegation asking about Kuwaiti parliamentarian Osama Al-Munawer’s call to remove all churches there.

Moisis Konstantinis, the former president of the Greek Jewish community, and three other prominent Greek Jews, Benjamin Albalas, Leon Gavrilidis, and Avraam Reitan, and two human rights officials (GHM) Andrea Gilbert and Panayote Dimitras, were scheduled to go on trial starting Feb. 21, 2012 before the Sixth Three-Member Misdemeanors Court of Athens for false accusations, perjury, and aggravated defamation expressed in their testimonies during the trial against Plevris, which resulted in his conviction by the First Instance.

In an interview published on Feb. 2, 2012 with Orlando Radice conducted in Hungary for the London based Jewish Chronicle, Marton Gyongyosi, the foreign affairs spokesman of Jobbik, the ultra-nationalist party poised to play a leading role in Hungarian politics, openly questioned the Holocaust and claimed that Jews are colonizing the country. (Picture above: Jobbik political ad for the 2009 election for the European Parliament. The text means “We will grow up.  We will get stronger.” 

In the first week of February 2012, a number of threats were made by Iran regarding a possible attack on Israel.

It began with the statement on Feb. 3, 2012 by Iran’s supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khomeini, who has final say on all state matters, that Israel is a “cancerous tumor that should be cut and will be cut.” He was addressing thousands of worshipers attending a Tehran University prayer service marking the Fajr celebration.

‎Carole Swords (Mc Laughlin), chair of Tower Hamlets Respect Party, attacked Harvey Garfield after he allegedly stood in the way of her damaging Israeli goods at a Tesco supermarket in central London.

The Christians of Egypt face difficult times after the election to the People's Assembly of Egypt from 28 November, 2011 to 11 January, 2012, when 70% of the seats went to Islamist Parties.

Yasser Burhami, head of the influential El-Dawa El-Salafiya (Salafist Call) group, has given some idea of where the country is heading. He has declared that Copts do not have the right to run for political office in Egypt. We will not permit an infidel [kafir] to be appointed to a post where he assumes authority over Muslims. This is forbidden. Allah said: “Never will Allah grant to infidels a way [to triumph] over the believers [Koran 4:141].”

A one-sided war in Nigeria is being portrayed by the world press as a conflict between tribal groups. The truth is that a militant Islamic group is killing Christians and destroying churches with the objective of making Nigeria into an Islamic State.

Rotem Singer, a 23-year-old Israeli tourist, was accused of starting a forest fire. His arrest triggered an avalanche of anti-Semitic sentiments.

The Swiss parliament declared on December 28, 2011 that a commission established in 2004 had finished the process of rehabilitating 137 people punished during World War II for having helped Jews escape Nazi persecution, ending seven years of historical research to redress what it now considers a “serious injustice.” The rehabilitation amounted to official recognition that their actions were right and proper. It did not include any compensation.

The Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's largest and best-organized political party, on Nov. 25, 2011 held a rally at the al Azhar mosque in Cairo. The rally turned into one of the most venomous anti-Semitic rallies in recent times. Eldad Beck, Ynet’s Arab affairs correspondent, reported that about 5,000 joined the rally and made a call for genocide with repeated vows to “one day kill all the Jews.”

Oceane Sluijzer, a13-year-old Jewish girl, was beaten by five female classmates of Moroccan origin on Nov. 18, 2011 in Brussels, Belgium. Following an altercation at a sport training centre, Oceane was beaten by the girls who also shouted: 'Shut up, you dirty Jew, and return to your country'. Then they just left her there, at the sports center, not far from the school, while those who witnessed the incident quickly ran away.

A story about Irish anti-Semitism was published in Israel’s top-selling newspaper Yediot Aharonot on Nov. 16, 2011, which quoted an unnamed official at the Israel Foreign Ministry as claiming that the Irish administration was “feeding its people with anti-Israel hatred. What we are seeing here is clear anti-Semitism." Ireland had undoubtedly become the most hostile country to Israel in the European Union, "pushing all of Europe's countries to a radical and uncompromising approach."