Examples of using Far-right in English and their translations into Hebrew
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In recent years this historical discrimination has been joined by a series of racist and anti-democratic laws passed by the far-right government.
Bernstein does worry about anti-Semitism rising among far-Right fringe groups, but more so about its rise on the Left.
Dual Loyalty- Since the creation of the State of Israel, there have often been questions raised by the far-right as to Jews' loyalties to Britain.
platform for free speech, but much of the content on the site presents far-right viewpoints, including racist and anti-Semitic posts.
Indigenous leaders in Brazil have denounced Jair Bolsonaro's“colonialist and ethnocidal” policies as the far-right populist headed to New York to defend his treatment of the Amazon and its inhabitants.
The Ministry of Defense assured that the military does not support the actions of far-right forces and remain loyal to the country's legislation.
European Jewish leaders reacted with skepticism to an Austrian far-right party's internal review following the discovery of anti-Semitic texts at it affiliated fraternities.
There is clearly an echo-chamber element to the anti-Soros campaigns around the world, as far-right groups pick up on the same conspiracy theories.
The period saw a string of attacks against migrants and the rise of far-right parties.
LAOS was a far-right party whose leaders included known antisemites such as Konstantinos Plevris, author of the book The Jews- The Whole Truth.
Far-right demonstrators claim that Macron's election was a means of preventing the election of Marine Le Pen;
Hollande broke from his father's far-right politics, but he never presented himself as much of a rebel.
On the one hand, Trump and his close advisor, Steve Bannon, represented the far-right, and on the other hand Bernie Sanders spoke for the radical left.
A number of far-right activists attending the trial clapped when one the co-accused,
Recent research on far-right groups suggests that they do, especially when these attitudes are embraced and encourage by peers.
Mrs Merkel has described the behaviour of far-right activists in Heidenau as“abhorrent” and“shameful” and said she would be visiting the town on Wednesday.
Le Pen then directed the 1965 presidential campaign of far-right candidate Jean-Louis Tixier-Vignancour, who obtained 5.19% of the votes.
Except for some far-right politicians, very few domestic political factions are agitating for a repeal of the 2001 law.
Mr. Hollande broke from his father's far-right politics, but he never presented himself as much of a rebel.
A number of far-right activists attending the trial clapped when one of the co-accused,