Opinion: Postwar Stigma Against 'Antisemitism' Label Is Eroding

A Jerusalem Post opinion piece argues that the social taboo once attached to the word "antisemite" — forged by the moral weight of Auschwitz — is being deliberately dismantled, making open Jew-hatred more socially acceptable again. The piece references the recent Bondi Beach memorial in Sydney, where Jewish and non-Jewish residents mourned victims, as evidence of resurgent antisemitism in Western societies. This reflects a broader erosion of postwar moral consensus protecting Jewish communities, a pattern Scripture associates with escalating hostility toward Israel and its people in the last days.