December 11,
2024
The Jewish Tragedy
Antisemitism is the belief that Jews are genetically evil and/or inferior—a notion that has practically disappeared, except among negligible fringe groups.
Antizionism, on the other hand, is opposition to the State of Israel, which was established through invasion and the expulsion of Arabs, and is widely prevalent, sometimes even among Jews.
There was also anti-Judaism, a specifically religious phenomenon based on the idea that Jews, by not accepting the Christian message, were evil. However, once they converted, they were no longer considered Jews.
These are three entirely different concepts but with similar consequences: opposition to and/or hatred of Jews. Since most Jews generally support Israel, they are often equated with the invading Israelis.