> the lines between many of these words are confusing and often intentionally blurred by people on various sides This simply isn't true though. The line is int

> the lines between many of these words are confusing and often intentionally blurred by people on various sides This simply isn't true though. The line is intentionally blurred by one side in order to suppress any valid criticism of Israel or Zionism by labelling (libelling) that critique as a criticism of Jews. There is no "various sides" to this blurring of lines. > It therefore is anti-Semitic when Jews are blamed for the actions of either Israelis or Zionists Hypothetically it would be but does it happen? This myth that blaming of Jews is happening broadly (not just Israel/Zionists) is exactly the misinformation that's being discussed. Your comment only perpetuates this. Linking to dictionary definitions is a bit of a strawman; everyone knows the difference, that's not evidence that conflation is actually widespread at all. I've certainly not seen any criticism of Jews.