Sure that sounds logical, but I doubt that German anti-semitism died with Hitler in the 1940s. Like I said, established world governance chose a specific direc

Sure that sounds logical, but I doubt that German anti-semitism died with Hitler in the 1940s. Like I said, established world governance chose a specific direction in 1948, in part because there was established historical roots of the Jewish people in the region. As you said, that decision created anti-Semitic attitudes among the neighboring nations in the region. Those anti-Semitic attitudes in some part fuels Israel’s actions today, which fuels more anti-Semitism, and so on, and so on… Vicious circle and likely never to be solved in our lifetime. It can’t, especially when one side demands genocide and annihilation of the stronger side as the only acceptable solution.