Tra le accuse verso la comunità ebraica, una delle più diffuse è, senza dubbio, l'accusa, rivolta agli ebrei, di controllare i media per convergere l'opinione pubblica ai propri interessi. La teoria va a collegarsi alle altre accuse, secondo le quali, gli ebrei controllerebbero la finanza americana e internazionale, ponendosi, inoltre, come pesante forza d'influenza nella scena politica ed economica mondiale.[1][2][3][4]
- ^ Foxman, Abraham H., The Deadliest Lies: The Israel Lobby and the Myth of Jewish Control, 2009, Chapter 5: "the old canard and conspiracy theory of Jewish control of the media."
- ^ Aviva Cantor, Jewish women/Jewish men: the legacy of patriarchy in Jewish life, Harper, SanFrancisco, 1995, p 24, p 25: "[refusal] to believe the reports in the wartime Jewish press of the mass murders of European Jews was rooted, in large part, in their conscious or unconscious acceptance of the myth of Jewish power.", "So much for the myth of Jewish control of the mass media."
- ^ Miller, Mark Crispin, "The Jewish Media: The Lie That Won't Die": "It is an old canard."
- ^ Gerald Krefetz, Jews and money: the myths and the reality, 1982, p 45, 71: "The major economic myth to pursue the Jews is simply stated: They control the banks, the money supply, the economy...", "Another corollary to the conspiracy theory is that Jews control the press and the communications industry."