Cartoons: Israel and the Jews in Arab and western media

Boukhari, Arabia.com, 7 April 2002 Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Akhbar al-Khalij, Bahrain, 10 June 2002: The Jew on the right says: 'Repeat after me - 'I hate the Arabs.' George Bush repeats: 'I hate the Arabs! I hate the Arabs! I hate the Arabs!' Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Gudak, USSR, 4 August 1973. The Zionist Jew (on waistcoat) is shown as a vile being, greedy for money and relishing conspiracy Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Emad Hajjaj, Ad Dustour, Jordan, 3 February 2001, posted on www.mahjoob.com: Ehud Barak and Ariel Sharon are portrayed as a two-headed serpent Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Al-Ahram, Egypt, 21 April 2001: 'Here's to peace!' The reference is to the 12th century notion of Jewish ritual murder Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Der Sturmer, Germany, May 1934: 'The Jewish plot to assassinate the non-Jews revealed!' Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

French postcard, 1937: 'The capitalist Jew. The Jew possesses two-thirds of the world's riches. 80 out of 100 Jews are capitalists. One out of 100,000 Frenchmen is a capitalist.' Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

44an.com, Sweden, 16 April 2002: 'Welcome to Palestine' Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Are they going to kill? Photograph: Political Cartoon Gallery

Al-Istiqlal, Palestinian territories, 1 June 2001: The Jews refuse to hand over the 30 pieces of silver to the Arab leaders who were the ones to betray Palestine/Christ Photograph: /Public domain