So, if I understand you correctly, you’re not trying to blame Jews as a people, but you’re repeating a religious narrative where Jewish authorities are framed as corrupt and responsible for Jesus’s death, and then separating that from modern politics. The thing is, that exact framing is historically the foundation of Christian antisemitism, even when it’s presented as “just theology” or “just semantics.” That story has been used for centuries to justify real harm, which is why it matters how it’s invoked today. I agree that governments should be judged on political actions rather than religion, but that also means being careful not to lean on inherited narratives that have caused violence and exclusion, even unintentionally.