Antisemitism has moved from the right to the left in the US − and falls back on long-standing stereotypes

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90. False equivalence

The most important parts to me:

We included any attacks against Jews which were motivated by the religious identity of the victims – even if it was motivated by anger about Israeli policies.

In the U.S., our data shows that 95% of antisemitic incidents motivated by Israel’s policies were perpetrated by far-left or unidentified activists

It seems fairly clear that this is about incidents where people on the left were holding Jewish people responsible for Israeli government policies. (It doesn't say anything about how many other forms of antisemitism were shown by lefties.)

That probably qualifies as antisemitism IMO but is not the same by a long shot as typical far-right antisemitism. Furthermore, it doesn't do anybody any good to conflate the two, unless your purpose is to cast the left in a bad light.

Again, it's not okay IMO to hold individuals responsible for Israeli behaviors just because they are Jewish. But I fail to see the equivalence with denigrating Jews as being inherently bad/inferior or wanting them dead.