Bangladesh, Oct. 6 -- The brutal attack on Yom Kippur at the Heaton Park Hebrew Congregation in Manchester, England-where two Jews were murdered by a terrorist shouting pro-Palestinian slogans-should have been a watershed moment for the Western world. It should have sparked an honest reckoning about how violent antisemitism has been rekindled in the public sphere under the guise of political activism. Yet, despite the horror and condemnation from figures like British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, the underlying cause of such violence remains largely unaddressed: the steady mainstreaming of anti-Israel propaganda and the normalization of antisemitic rhetoric cloaked in the language of “human rights” and “liberation.”...