What Next | Daily News and Analysis Why Antisemitism Is Everywhere
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Dec 18, 2025 The discussion highlights the alarming resurgence of antisemitism online, with younger audiences embracing outdated stereotypes. Isaac Saul shares his personal journey from indifference to concern, illuminated by disturbing trends like the Bondi Beach attack. They explore the impact of online influencers spreading harmful narratives and the challenge of mixed political signals on public perception. Engagement over silence is emphasized, advocating for open dialogues about antisemitic views to prevent radicalization and misinformation.
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Antisemitism Has Become Personal Online
- Antisemitism felt marginal but now appears widespread and personal for many Jews online.
- Isaac Saul says its tone shifted from jokey to threatening and no longer feels funny.
Campus Rhetoric Frightens Jewish Communities
- Isaac links campus chants like "Globalize the Intifada" to Jewish fears even if students aren't violent.
- He says such rhetoric chills many Jews and can feel connected to real-world attacks.
Younger Generations Show Higher Unfavorable Views
- Polling shows younger people hold more unfavorable views of Jews than older cohorts.
- Saul links youth exposure to online influencers with weaker historical context and rising hostility.