After the stabbing of 5 Jews in a synagogue on Chanukah by a black supremacist, the Left has once again taken up the clamor that antisemitism is just a subset of white supremacy.

White supremacists are frequently anti-Semitic. So are black supremacists, La Raza types, Islamists, and anyone who believes that their group is naturally superior to the rest of the planet, and the only reason that it’s not in charge is a conspiracy by X.

X frequently turn out to be the Jews for the logical reason that Jews are disproportionately successful. And supremacists are invariably personal failures with no skill set except declaring their natural superiority.

This familiar flavor of antisemitism isn’t some unique concoction of white supremacists. You can find it in Egypt, Japan, Venezuela, and parts beyond.

Supremacists don’t just hate Jews. They tend to hate a lot of people outside their group.

When white supremacists act this way, the Left calls it a crisis of racism. When black supremacists act this way, the Left blames inequality and gentrification.

The problem of antisemitism is really the problem of ideological solidarity with supremacists. It’s a problem on the Right and the Left. Synagogue shootings and stabbings are the price of the solidarity with Islamists, alt-righters and black supremacists.