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Svenska kommittén mot antisemitism

Surprised by the SD's statement: "Not political"

The SD party accuses the Swedish Committee against Anti-Semitism (SKMA) of being a political actor, following criticism that the party ignores anti-Semitism within its own ranks. The accusation surprises Chairperson Ulrika Knutson.

Surprised by the SD's statement: "Not political"

The Jewish Central Council: Still No to the Left Party

The Jewish Central Council is sticking to its exclusion of the Left Party from its memorial ceremonies. At their meeting, a long discussion was held about where the boundary between anti-Semitism and criticism of the Israeli government should be drawn.

The Jewish Central Council: Still No to the Left Party

Dadgostar on anti-Semitism: "Believe in dialogue"

The Left Party has been banned by the Jewish Central Council. Now, party leader Nooshi Dadgostar hopes that a scheduled meeting will resolve the conflict.

Dadgostar on anti-Semitism: "Believe in dialogue"

After SD's Criticism – Kristersson Supports SKMA

Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson (M) gives his support to the Swedish Committee Against Anti-Semitism (SKMA) after the recent days' verbal abuse where the Sweden Democrats accuse the committee of being a political actor. .

After SD's Criticism – Kristersson Supports SKMA

The Sweden Democrats in dispute with committee against anti-Semitism

The Sweden Democrats now view the Swedish Committee Against Anti-Semitism (SKMA) as a "political actor", writes a party representative on Aftonbladet Debate. .

The Sweden Democrats in dispute with committee against anti-Semitism

Pehrson questions SD: No party line

The Liberals' party leader Johan Pehrson does not think that the Swedish Committee against Anti-Semitism (SKMA) has delivered "a one-sided report" when they criticized the SD. For me, it's an important organization that one listens to, he says.

Pehrson questions SD: No party line