The phrase "a climate of hatred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an environment or atmosphere characterized by hostility, animosity, or negative feelings among individuals or groups.
Example: "The recent events have created a climate of hatred that is affecting community relations."
Alternatives: "an atmosphere of animosity" or "a culture of hostility."
Zangrillo said that while still bloodied, Berlusconi had told him: "There is a climate of hatred.
"Unfortunately, a climate of hatred and bigotry in Cameroon, which extends to high levels in government, reassures homophobes that they can get away with these crimes".
While the parties themselves generally do not condone violence, some experts say a climate of hatred in the political discourse has encouraged violent individuals.
But in the process they are diminishing our so-called civilised society and creating a climate of hatred, which could backfire.
We support them in condemning the actions of the Atheist, Secularist and Humanist Society and agree that hosting known Islamophobes at our university creates a climate of hatred".
Italian politicians within Berlusconi's party say that the web reflects a "climate of hatred" that "dissident" journalists – with their constant attacks on the government – must take the blame for.
If political rhetoric was a factor, it is likely that it was – as Sheriff Dupnik suggested – in creating a climate of anger, hatred and bigotry.
A number of other media outlets, including a local Ugandan radio station, have similarly exposed LGBTI people and fomented a climate of fear, hatred and violence.
Indeed, according to then-South Dakota governor Richard Kneip, a Democrat, AIM activists were simply about "'creating a climate of fear, hatred, and reprisals.'" Nixon administration officials fully agreed, referring to AIM activists as "incendiary extremists," and as Indians who "in a perverse way, want a massacre".
The report identified a number of different reasons for the spike in attacks last year, including the conflict last summer in Gaza between Hamas and Israel as well as a "general climate of hatred and violence" that has accompanied the sudden rise of Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq.
Luciano Violante, leader of the largest opposition party, the Democrats of the Left, said the bill would create a "climate of fear and hatred" against immigrants.
