Antisemitism is now pervasive in the USA, Canada, the UK and Western Europe. It has established itself in the Universities – recently the Chancellor of Rutger University was bullied into apologising for a previous statement condemning antisemitism that he issued, because that statement had “caused offence”. Antisemitic comments are regularly made in the US Congress. The recent confrontation in which Israel had to defend itself against 4,300 rockets fired at its citizens drew violent attacks on Jews in the US, UK and Western Europe. Huge antisemitic convoys and protests were held in London, with shouts of “Rape their [Jews’] daughters”. The police in the UK gave the green light to such follow-up rallies. Police stood by while Jews were attacked. Antisemitic posters even appeared in Melbourne. Mainstream media, including the BBC, NYT, the Guardian, Sky News and News.com stoke the flames with their misrepresentation of Israel. The UK government, which has betrayed Jews throughout history, has done it again. For British citizens born in Israel it now lists the place of birth as “Occupied Palestinian Territories”. This is reminiscent of Hitler’s Germany, and is not only antisemitic but a blatant disregard for historical fact. Boris Johnson and his government must be held to account.