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Debate over where criticism of Israel becomes antisemitic

Original: Kritik an konkreter Politik der israelischen Regierung ist legitim. Antisemitisch wird es laut der 3-D-Regel bei Doppels

A widely shared post argues that criticism of concrete policies of the Israeli government is legitimate, pointing to the so-called 3-D rule: criticism turns antisemitic when it applies double standards, demonises Israel, or delegitimises its existence. The author cites examples such as demanding more of Israel than of other states or portraying the country as the root of all evil. The post is fueling an ongoing discussion about where legitimate political criticism ends and antisemitism begins.

Why now: The Israel-Palestine conflict keeps the boundary between legitimate government criticism and antisemitism a contested public question.

IsraelNatan Sharansky3-D rule

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