True, except right antisemitism isn't accepted in normal political discourse. Left antisemitism is easily hidden behind a facade of "caring" about the Palestinians. It's fairly obvious in people that ONLY care about the Palestinians and don't give two sh**ts for peoples in much worse shape than the Palestinians. Or happily chose to side with Iran in the Iran V Israel issue.
I see the Palestinian people as equals of Israeli people. Not sure if that makes me anti-semitic. Of course not, I'm not sure what that has to do with my quote though.
That's the rumor, again though, not sure what that has to do with anything.
You said that left antisemitism is hidden behind a facade of "caring" when in reality most of those people care equally for the Israelis AND the Palestinians. If looked at from an average American perspective it could look anti-semitic or anti-Israeli since they themselves are so lopsided in their support, and many times probably don't even realize that they are being so unfair to the Palestinian people. There are people in the world who are treated just as bad as the Palestinians, but we usually don't count them as our best friend. We usually don't say that they are a shining example of western liberalism. We usually don't give them a blank check to do whatever they would like to do.
As for the nuclear issue....I just don't see Iran using a nuclear weapon. There are a few reasons for getting the bomb. One is that it will increase the popularity of the government. See, one thing you may not realize is that every country likes to wave it's dick, especially if in the past they were the seat of a great civilization. Persia would count as such a place. You know those pro-American green revolution supporters? They are in favor of an Iranian bomb! I don't think you or a lot of other Americans understand this. It's just a way of showing the world how powerful and important they are and to not mess with them. So that being said, why is Israel having nuclear weapons accepted while Iran getting one isn't?