Observed arrival · 2026-10-12
The Big Lie: an interactive course on antisemitism
An eight-lesson course teaches readers to recognize recurring antisemitic conspiracy claims across history and online.
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- Younger readers, teens, and adults studying antisemitism
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- Learners can choose a Kids’ Quiz or a deeper path; the page identifies Lesson 5 as hardest and says any lesson can be skipped.
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Lessons mix short explanations with interactive prompts: the opening asks learners to estimate how many Jews live among 1,000 people, then reveals a comparison and a political-history timeline. The page lists six case files and a final challenge, with a Kids’ Quiz path and a deeper path for teens and adults. It cites demographic sources including Sergio DellaPergola, UJA-Federation of New York, Israel’s Central Bureau of Statistics, the UN, and the US Census Bureau.
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