Antisemitism With Chinese Characteristics

If you ask Chinese diplomats stationed in Israel, they will tell you that "there is no antisemitism in China." Their Israeli counterparts in Beijing will likely tell you the same: that an observant Jew can stroll down any main street in Shanghai with a yarmulke on his head without fear of verbal or physical harassment -- which cannot be said for a growing number of European and American cities -- and that the only swastikas he is likely to see are in Buddhist temples.