This kinda borders on downplaying the prevalence of anti-Semitic sentiment in the general population.
Context matters. This is all happening against the backdrop of both an ongoing genocide in Gaza, as well as hundred-to-thousand percent increases in anti-Semitic hate crimes all over the world.
Israel-Hamas war sees hate crimes increase across UK, with Islamophobic offences in capital rising by 140%
amp.theguardian.com
I'm not downplaying anything. Anti-semitism is real and dangerous. So is the wide/reaching tendency to label criticism of Zionism and the actions of the State of Israel as antisemitic.
The increase in anti-Semitic hate crimes disgusts me- but that doesn't change the fact that Western society uses the threat of an accusation of anti-semitism to silence dissent against policy regarding Israel.
I agree, context matters. But the context isn't that this woman hates Jews. The context is that she hates the fact that innocent people , who are trapped in an open air prison by Israel are being indiscriminately blown up and the media won't cover it responsibly. To me, I can see why some people might assume it's anti-semitic, but upon further review people were supposed to to "deduce on their own" that the media won't fairly cover the Palestinian flight for fear of backlash and retaliation - which is exactly what happened to her.
Surprisingly (not surprisingly), the folks that fired her didn't make mention of an alleged dog-whistle. They claim that the mere act of calling out the genocide and ethnic cleansing was antisemitism. So even without that questionable sentence, she was still toast… because the mere act of criticizing Israel is the offense.