I'm genuinely afraid that redefining antisemitism as "not reflexively mentioning October 7th when another hospital in Gaza gets bombed" is enabling actual antisemites. I'm mostly talking about the fucking dire situation in Germany here, but there's a growing tendency to externalize antisemitism and portray it as an "imported" problem, to racialize it and integrate it into islamophobic discourses, and that can and does work as a cover for antisemitic narratives, blame shifting and historic revisionism. Before the last elections in Bavaria, conservative politician Hubert Aiwanger was aleged to have distributed a holocaust-celebrating pamphlet in his younger years, there was good evidence for that and that got completely handwaved while he portrayed muslim immigrants as the main source of antisemitism in the country today. He continues to be the vice president of the state.