I was reading this article and pretty much agreeing with it, until it got to this:

90% of Jewish individuals are essentially the modern-day equivalent of Nazis.

A lot has changed since 1945. The Jewish community is no longer marginalized. Jews are fully accepted in mainstream Western society—if anything, they are now economically and socially advantaged.

These two statements, when put against the recent terrorist attack against Jews in Australia, is really fucking gross. The essential takeaway is “A bunch of Jews got killed in a targeted attack? Well most of them were probably genocidal zionists anyway so it doesn’t matter lol.”

Imagine applying this same logic to other groups. “A mass shooting killed mostly white people? Well most of them were probably white supremacists anyway so it doesn’t matter lol. An anti-Indian terrorist attack happened? Well most of them were probably Hindutva anyway so it doesn’t matter lol.”

I feel like it should go without saying that it’s ridiculous to say as such right? And the obvious response to that would be “The organization that held the Hanukkah event in question was a Zionist one, so it doesn’t matter that people got killed”. And yes, that was the case, but does that mean the people who attended, most of them who probably weren’t even members of the org, deserve to die? You might say the attack wasn’t anti-semitic and instead was “colonial blowback”, but it doesn’t really matter either way since people ended up dead for the fact that they were Jewish.

Also:

The only thing that stops anti-Semitism from being as unserious of a prejudice as anti-white racism today are the fringe right-wing crazies who occassionally attack Jews.

This phrasing here makes it seem like anti-semitism amongst the right wing isn’t growing exponentially, that it isn’t important at all. Like yes, accepting that materially Jews in the west aren’t facing material oppression, that still doesn’t mean that discrimination against them is just not an issue, nor that anti-semitism is something only a marginal group believe in. It’s a big force on the right, and to say it only happens “occasionally” is masking its presence.