The Modern Antisemitism-Israel Model- Empirical Studies of North American Antisemitism (original) (raw)

The paper examines the complex and shifting justifications for antisemitism throughout history, highlighting the duality of Jewish experiences and the evolving nature of prejudice against them. It discusses the correlation between hostility towards Israel and antisemitic sentiments, emphasizing the importance of distinguishing between moral critiques of Israel's policies and antisemitic motivations. Drawing on social psychological principles, the study seeks to understand how these forms of prejudice manifest and interact, with implications for both political discourse and societal attitudes.