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1. #1Holohoax

   Keys: Holohoax

   A word used by Holocaust-deniers to portray the extermination of six million Jews as a fraud that has been carried out by the Jewish people for financial gain.

2. #2Jew

   Keys: Jew

   As strange as it may sound, the word ‘Jew’ itself can be a term of antisemitic abuse, depending on the context in which it is used. It can even be heard as a playground insult.

3. #3Jewboy

   Keys: Jewboy

   Jewboy

4. #4Kike

   Keys: Kike

   American in origin. One of the most offensive ethnic slurs that can be directed at a Jewish person. On a par with the N-word and derogatory names for Pakistani people.

5. #5Oven dodger

   Keys: Oven dodger

   An insult implying that its target should have been killed by the Nazis, who used mass crematoria to dispose of the bodies of the Jews they murdered.

6. #6Rothschild

   Keys: Rothschild

   The Rothschilds established themselves as a wealthy family of bankers in the early nineteenth century. They appear in many anti-Jewish conspiracy theories as a sinister, controlling force. The use of ‘Rothschild’ (i.e. ‘A Rothschild plot’) is invariably a device to avoid saying ‘Jew’ or ‘Jewish’.

7. #7Yid

   Keys: Yid

   Abusive term derived from the German word for ‘Jew’.

   It is problematic due to its having been adopted in the 1970s by the strong Jewish fan base of Tottenham Hotspur as a badge of identification in response to antisemitic chanting from opposing supporters. It is still used today, even though the Jewish support is now far smaller. Many Jews are unhappy with its use in this context. It continues to provoke antisemitic chanting, including songs about Auschwitz and hissing intended to resemble the sound of the gas used by the Nazi to murder Jews.

   Outside of football, its use is always antisemitic.

8. #8Zionist

   Keys: Zionisf

   An extremely complicated and often confusing term, as it can be used quite legitimately in political discussion. Zionism is simply the belief of the Jewish people in their right to exist, free from persecution, in their own country. Those claiming to be only anti-Zionist, not antisemitic are denying Israel’s right to exist, which is considered to be one of the manifestations of antisemitism. Criticism of specific policies of the Israeli government is not antisemitic.

   ‘Zionist’ is increasingly being used as a way of avoiding saying Jew. People who do this will usually exhibit other forms of antisemitic behaviour. The use of modifications, such as Zio, ZioTroll, and especially ZioNazi is always clearly antisemitic in intent.

9. #9Zyklon B

   Keys: Zyklon B

   The gas used to murder Jews in the Nazi gas chambers. The intent here is to abuse by using the most painful and upsetting reference imaginable for a Jewish person.

10. #10Feuj

    Keys: Feuj

    i dont really know cause its french in origin but wikipedia says its a slur for jews so i count it

11. #11Heeb

    Keys: Heeb

    Derived from Hebrew

12. #12Hymie

    Keys: Hymie

    Derived from the personal name Hyman (from the Hebrew name Chayyim). Jesse Jackson provoked controversy when he referred to New York City as "Hymietown" in 1984. Has also been spelled "Heimie", as a reflection of popular Jewish last names ending in -heim.

13. #13Ikeymo

    Keys: Ikeymo

    Derived from the names Isaac and Moses, two important figures in Hebrew culture.

14. #14JAP

    Keys: JAP

    Usually written in all capital letters as an acronym for "Jewish-American princess," a stereotype of Jewish American women as materialistic or pampered.

15. #15Jidov

    Keys: Jidov

    Romanian in origin

16. #16Jutku

    Keys: Jutku

    Finnish in origin

17. #17Sheeny

    Keys: Sheeny

    A 19th-century term for an "untrustworthy Jew".

18. #18Shyster

    Keys: Shyster

    From the antagonistic character of Shylock, a Jewish money-lender, in William Shakespeare's play The Merchant of Venice.

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