The rise of a new right-coded anti-Semitism might have been dismissed as an ephemeral murmur of the too-online right just a few months ago; it was largely masked by a thick layer of irony. But after an arson attempt at a Mississippi synagogue and an irruption of nakedly anti-Semitic rhetoric in the aftermath of joint U.S.–Israeli strikes on Iran, it seems like the prejudice is making a play for the hearts of the young in 2026.
The primary idea behind the new anti-Semitism is the narrative of Jewish power.
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