The most recent and relevant reference to "laundromat" in connection with antisemitism is from a report published on February 18, 2026, by the Middle East Forum (MEF). Titled "The Antisemitism Laundromat: Nexus Project’s Mission to Sanitize Anti-Zionist Hate", it uses "laundromat" metaphorically as a term for "money laundering" but applied to ideas—specifically accusing the Nexus Project of functioning as an "intellectual and political firewall" that "launders" or sanitizes anti-Zionist rhetoric to shield it from being classified as antisemitic.The report claims the Nexus Project (a fiscally sponsored initiative of the New Israel Fund, launched in 2019) creates loopholes and alternative definitions that make it harder to identify, prosecute, or combat antisemitism when it involves criticism of Israel or Zionism. It contrasts this with the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) working definition of antisemitism, which has been widely adopted (including in U.S. policy). The Nexus framework is portrayed as deliberately diluting or undermining IHRA to protect certain anti-Israel actors and rhetoric.This report was released very recently (just a day before your query), and it has been promoted across X (formerly Twitter) by various accounts, including MEF's executive director and others sharing the link and framing it as exposing a mechanism for sanitizing hate under the guise of nuance on antisemitism and Israel-related issues.

"IF LIFE IS A MIRACLE AND ALL THAT YOU SEE AND FEEL IS MIRACULOUS, WHY THEN INDULGE IN SEPERATION AND HATE, FOR THAT DOESN'T REALLY MAKE SENSE DOES IT?"

TOGETHER THE WORLD IS BETTER.

WHAT I FAIL TO LIKE IS BEING TESTED IF I WILL HAVE SEX WITH A TRANS WOMAN/ WHO WAS A MAN AND IS NOW WANTING HETEROS. THIS IS NOT WHAT THE INTERNET IS FOR.

TOLERATING DIFFERENCES SCHOOL OF REACTIVITY: And all balloons drift differently No two follow the same path. Some rise quickly, some slowly, some wobble, some glide. None of them are “wrong.” They’re just responding to the air around them.

I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE DOESN'T EAT BUTTER.

SHE SAID SHE HAD TURBO WHICH GOT ME EXCITED.

aijamayrock @aijamayrock · 1h This Muslim man is keeping Judaism alive in India. And he is one of the most incredible people I have ever met. This is Thaha Ibrahim - a devout Muslim. When Thaha was a child, he was a street vendor outside of an embroidery store in Jew Town, India. The store owner was a Jewish woman named Sarah Cohen. She took interest in Thaha and gave him a job. She taught him everything she knew about embroidery. Over time, Sarah and Thaha not only worked together, but became like family. She loved him as a son, he loved her as a mother. Most of the Jews left Jew Town, but Sarah remained, as one of the only Jews left. But Sarah got older and was dying. In her last moments, she said to Thaha, "Please take my store, my life's work. Don't let the Jewish history die when I die." And Thaha gave her his word. Today, Thaha and his family run Sarah's store. They light Shabbat candles every Friday and close every Saturday for Shabbat, even though they are Muslims. They even created a museum in her honor. Thaha and his family are some of the most extraordinary people I have ever met. I will remember their integrity and their heart forever.

Elon Musk Reacts to Columbia Activists' Call for Eradicating Western Civilization Last updated 9 hours ago The post came from Columbia University Apartheid Divest (CUAD), a coalition of over 100 student groups including Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace. They framed it as anti-imperialist solidarity with global liberation movements against what they see as oppressive Western structures. Columbia University disavowed the statement at the time, saying it went against their values, while the resurfaced image sparked debates on free speech, Karl Popper's paradox of tolerance, and campus activism amid ongoing pro-Palestinian protests.