Who is hated more jews or muslims

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Even so, the idea of the Semites was so enormously influential across Europe before it fell out of use that we must pay close attention to it. It was simply accepted as fact for more than a century that the Jew and the Muslim Arab were of one race. The Christian theological origins of this concept explains why it was of such influence for so long. And this is why the ghost of the Semites is still with us. They are not.

But they were, and are, intimately connected. In , anti-Semitism and Islamophobia in Europe are on the rise, in different ways. The idea of a global Jewish conspiracy is itself globalizing and has found a new incarnation with, for example, the vicious campaigns against financier and philanthropist George Soros. And Muslims are targeted by European publics and governments as potential terrorists to such an extent that the very fabric of the liberal democratic state is being remade in the name of security.

Which racism is more virulent? Unfortunately, neither shows any signs of abating - quite the opposite. It has evolved over time and place, in the ages of Christendom, empire, and our postcolonial present.

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