Don't confuse Anti-Westernism for Anti-semitism
Antisemitism used to mean hatred of Jews. That is how it functioned for centuries. But that is no longer how it works.
Today, what we call “antisemitism” is no longer primarily about Jews. It is about the West, and here is how that transformation happened.
First, they identified Israel correctly. They saw it as what it is: a Western political order planted in a non-Western region.
In their eyes, Israel was not just Jewish. It was Western. It stood on the frontline of a civilizational war between two legal and moral systems.
That was step one. Step two was strategic.
They realized that if Israel is openly treated as Western, then attacking Israel looks like attacking Western civilization itself, and that triggers Western self-defense. So they changed the framing.
They worked to convince the West that Israel is not Western. They told us there is no Judeo-Christian civilization. Israel has nothing to do with the West. Israel is a colonial project. Israel represents the opposite of Western values. Israel is the problem, not the frontier.
In their own world, Israel remained Western. In our world, Israel became foreign.
Then came step three. They attacked Israel.
But when they attacked Israel, they were not attacking “the Jews” in their own logic. They were attacking Western civilization at its most exposed edge.
But because they had already convinced us that Israel is not Western, we interpreted the attack differently. We called it antisemitism.
In their mind, they were dismantling the West.
In our mind, they were attacking a foreign state.
Old antisemitism was emotional: Hatred of Jews as Jews. New “antisemitism” is structural: Hostility toward Western civilizational order, expressed through Israel, disguised as hatred of Jews.
By calling this antisemitism, the West treats a strategic assault as a moral disorder, it condemns, it protests, but it does not defend itself.
Israel is a proxy battlefield. The attackers strike Western order, while the West though it was only antisemitism.
Don't confuse Anti-Westernism for Anti-semitism. You must see where the war is actually aimed.
You might have some elements partially aligned to your premise, but no, ask any Jew and they can clearly tell you that antisemitism is hatred of Jews. What has changed is confounding Zionism and and Israel with it. All three are now synonyms for hating Jews.
Make Israel vanish with a snap of the fingers and antisemitism will seek out every Jew on the planet. It's still what it always was. There are just some circles trying to disguise it to get it to wider audiences and that is working for them.
Those in the west, by demeaning, undermining, boycotting, delegitimising Israel, are attacking and weakening the very values that they desperately need to rediscover for their own protection and survival.