The review deals with the authors’ core thesis, according to which there is an anti-Semitism against the state of Israel that is shared by some Leftist, Islamists, Christians, and the far Right. By presenting the examples under the generalising term “anti-Semitism against Israel” the authors fail to make the necessary distinction. The review criticizes that the authors do not follow their own hermeneutical approach, do not sufficiently address ideologized and instrumentalized accusations of “anti-Semitism,” and end up with a limited universalism.