These days, when one ponders misogyny and antisemitism, one's mind should almost immediately turn to Hamas's "genocidal" and sadistic rapes, kidnappings, and murders of Israeli women on 10/7.  Of Israeli men, too. But let's be clear. Hamas is a Muslim, Islamist, terrorist group funded by Iran, Qatar, and major Western philanthropists, and covered for by both the Western intelligentsia and the Western media.

Please recall, that the mobs on the "Jew hunt" in Amsterdam were mainly Muslims whose country of origin was Morocco.
As for the media: Consider the op-ed published in the New York Times Dec. 2. It's written by two professors, Natalia Mehlman Petrzela and Rachel Schreiber, both of whom teach at the New School. Remember it's the school that had the first faculty led anti-Israel/pro Hamas encampment in Manhattan. The piece is titled "Misogyny and Antisemitism Are a Toxic Brew." Good title, important subject, but guess what?
Is Hamas or Iran correctly identified, targeted, focused upon? Absolutely not.
The co-authors do note, but only in passing, that "antisemitism and misogyny can be found across the political spectrum" but do not name or describe any alleged wrong-doers among Democrats, on the American Left, or in the Muslim world.
Instead, they specifically, and rather shockingly, name President-elect Trump. "The problem is rampant on the right, as conservatives platform a Hitler apologist and lionize Donald Trump, a man who has been found liable for sexual abuse and scapegoated Jews in anticipation of a possible loss."
First of all, "conservatives" didn't platform a Hitler apologist, Tucker Carlson (inexcusably) did. Last time I looked, Carlson was banished from the most widely watched conservative cable news channel, Fox.
Secondly, are the Times authors saying that Trump sexually abused Jewish women? Because they were Jews? Did his orthodox Jewish daughter have anything to say about this? Or are they mixing it all up due to the lack of corroborating evidence and...