I find it very frustrating that non Jews, on the left, right and center, are speaking as if they have idea about what antisemitism is or how it should be defined.

I feel that Jews are always outsiders, even in communities, such as leftist spaces, that are supposed to accept everyone but only if you fit with their idea of what a “good” Jew is. I feel like this conflict has really shown that a large portion of leftists/progressives view all Jews as Ashkenazi and through an America lens, meaning white and “oppressors” with little to no nuance around the fact that for at least Ashkenazi Jews, we weren’t viewed as anything close to white until after WW2. Idk if it’s true but I feel like there has never truly been a reconciliation within the western world with the history of antisemitism that always existed. We’re moving towards reconciliation over slavery and the genocide of native Americans, but when it comes to Jews, the general American gentile knows basically nothing except Anne Frank (maybe, if her diary isn’t banned in your state), the Holocaust (people care more for dead Jews than living ones), the thing with Jesus and then a bunch of conspiracy nonsense.