The Winter 2001 issue of the History of Political Economy (HOPE) has an article bearing the subject heading as its title by Melvin W. Reder. He alleges anti-Semitism on the parts of Keynes, Schumpeter, and Hayek. He also claims that there was a decline in anti-Semitism after 1950.
His claims have triggered a major protest on the Hayek list where it is argued that Reder's argument is based on flimsy arguments and that Hayek never exhibited any anti-Semitism. I think these protests have merit. However, there has been a censoring of any discussion on that list of any aspects of this article other than to allow members of the list to denounce Reder's remarks regarding Hayek.
I think that many on these lists might find the issues raised in this article of interest, even if ultimately the article is to be dismissed as totally misguided hogwash. I would not be raising this if I did not think that at least some of its arguments are not totally unreasonable. Barkley Rosser