Imported Hate

“Antisemitism never disappeared. It was imported.”

Imported Hate is a fearless exposé of the wave of antisemitism spreading through Western societies—linking progressive campuses, NGO networks, and Islamist movements to a coordinated campaign of intimidation and moral inversion. From the October 7, 2023 terror attacks to city-street celebrations in Berlin, London, Paris, and New York, the book tracks how ideology and foreign influence normalized a very old hatred under new names.

Drawing on eyewitness accounts, geopolitics, and over one hundred footnotes, Jonathan Falk maps the actors, money flows, and narratives that turned “anti-colonialism” into a permission structure for violence—and shows how democratic institutions, media, and elites looked away. This is both a wake-up call and a strategy brief for readers who refuse to stay silent.

Inside the Book

• The timeline of October 7—and why it was no surprise.
• How Iran, Qatar, and Turkey funnel ideology and cash into Europe.
• The UN, NGOs, and universities: enablers in plain sight.
• Why antisemitism now marches under the banners of “rights” and “decolonization.”
• The fusion of Islamism and radical leftism into a modern totalitarian threat.
• How to defend freedom, democracy, and truth—before it’s too late.

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