Stating that anyone who supports the Palestinian genocide is Anti-Semitic is not a rhetoric that "should" exist. I agree there's different sides to this, but being Pro-Palestine does not = Anti-Semitism.
This is definitely not the platform for this discussion though! Esp when there's a number of Irish people on this thread...
I am confused by your comment - you are saying people who support the Palestinian genocide (i.e. pro-Israel) are antisemitic? Do you mean the opposite?
Anyway if that is what you meant, I think you are misunderstanding/misreading what I am saying. I said that whilst Zionists call any criticism of Israel as antisemitic and that is wrong and untrue, there is antisemitism amongst some sections of the pro-Palestine movement that can't be denied. There is large number of Muslim majority countries in the Middle East that are anti-Israel and that have oppressive policies towards Jewish people and openly deny the Holocaust. I have seen blood libel even being used as a smear against Israel. I have seen people comparing Jewish people to Nazis when Judaism does not equal Zionism. I have seen people questioning any Jewish person whether they support Israel immediately or calling them names after they mention being Jewish when, again, being Jewish does not equal Zionist. Why does someone who lives in another country and has no connection to Israel receive this when they simply post about celebrating Rosh Hashanah online? This is also not just happening in Muslim majority countries in the Middle East; this happens in the West too.
I remind you that I said I am pro-Palestine but beside how antisemitism is wrong and a form of racism that has been perpetuated for over 2000 years, it also weakens the Palestinian movement and strengthens the arguments of the other side. I think not acknowledging this antisemitism and not openly combatting it is detrimental to the movement.
There's actually a lot of Fundamentalist Christians and Neo-Nazis who support Israel due to antisemitic and Islamophobic views but that's a whole other thing.