By: Victor Davis Hanson – thefp.com – November 4, 2025 Jew-hatred was once confined to the fringes of the right. What changed? Until recently, centuries-long, right-wing antisemitism seemed vestigial in America. The Republican Party, and conservative leaders like William F. Buckley Jr., had mostly marginalized antisemites and their fellow travelers. According to recent polls, such as the March 2025 Gallup...

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