Jewish question as political glue

Antisemitic framing — treating Jewish collective existence as a political impediment — is being used intentionally to bind otherwise disparate political movements together across left and right. This fusion creates strange bedfellows and accelerates the spread of tropes that make violence, delegitimization, or exclusion of Jews appear politically instrumental rather than bigoted. — If true, this explains why antisemitic narratives can spread faster and become harder to counter: they serve as a cheap and powerful coalition tool that reshapes alliances and radicalizes debate.