Antisemitism Concentrated in Young Conservatives

Large new national youth polling (N≈6,855, with 4,021 under 35) finds a sharp age gradient in antisemitic agreement, and — contrary to the 'horseshoe' story — the subgroup most likely to endorse antisemitic statements are politically right‑leaning young people, while anti‑Israel sentiment is more common on the left. The study used a three‑item battery (loyalty to Israel, boycott of Jewish‑owned businesses, 'too much power') to operationalize antisemitism and compared responses to measures of anti‑Israel views. — If antisemitic attitudes are concentrated among young conservatives while anti‑Israel views are concentrated on the left, media framing, university policy, and political accountability measures need to treat these as distinct problems with different sources and remedies.