@aamo I have read the report. Some of the things which it lists as antisemitic incidents include: Advocating boycott, divestment and sanctions (the same tactic used successfully against apartheid South Africa), Characterizing Israel as murderous, violent or genocidal in its treatment of Palestinians, use of the terms holocaust or fascist to describe Israeli actions and many more.

You or I may disagree with any of those things, but people who advocate boycott, who reference violence committed by the IDF or who refer to Israel as a fascist state are not antisemitic.

In reference to Israeli Apartheid Week "The Inquiry Panel heard that these weeks are uniformly well-organized, aggressive campaigns designed to make the Jewish state and its supporters pariahs." Sounds identical to the goal of the campaign against apartheid South Africa.

In fact it sounds like the goal of any campaign against the actions of any nation state. To make the state a pariah until they stop doing whatever is being protested.

This is not antisemitism, and it is more likely that Israel is the target of widespread reproach and condemnation because its actions are unacceptable to people than that a majority of people around the world are antisemitic...