Antisemitism as a Public Relations Problem

Something fundamental has changed in how antisemitism operates in the West. It is more dangerous than open hatred.

Antisemitism is no longer treated as a moral emergency. It is treated as a public relations problem.

Jews are still being attacked, harassed and intimidated. What has changed is not the violence itself, but how institutions respond to it. Jewish suffering is now managed, contextualized and rhetorically neutralized so it does not disrupt the prevailing ideological order. Language is softened, accountability is delayed, and protection becomes conditional.