BillyTree wrote:
It's difficult to take the article serious when the writer fails to differentiate between antisemitism and antizionism: "This article focuses on a mainly right-wing phenomenon of youth antisemitism/.../ because it’s newer, less understood, and far less discussed than left-wing antizionism." and puts the label "conspiracies" on credible theories or historical facts:
"Social media has convinced a frightening amount of young men that Jeffery Epstein was a Mossad agent"
"People who have never read a history book can tell you about /.../the Israeli attack on the USS Liberty"
It was also republished in Bari Weiss' propaganda blog The Free Press, so the article's credibility is questionable.
Then like you say, they also fall into the trap of conflating antizionism with antisemitism which pushes their credibility from questionable to non-existent.
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