No, the word it was replacing was "Judenhass", literally "Jew hate". Like you can call it judeophobia if you want, but it doesn't have a different meaning - they all refer to the exact same phenomenon.
It is well beneath us to play around obfuscating meanings by appealing to the root words - arab hate is hate against semitic peoples, but antisemitic/antisemitism is a word specifically created to describe anti Jewish sentiment. Twisting the established meaning so we can say Israel is antisemitic doesn't help or convince anyone - There is plenty of evidence that Israel hates arabs, and plenty of evidence israel is actually antisemitic, making life worse for Jews outside of its borders. We don't need to conflate the two to make the case for either.
It's german, not english. I'm done here, you don't get to speak to me until you actually do some investigation into the term and its use instead of appealing to its meaning in ancient greek.
"antisemitism" was the fresh acceptable face of "jew-hate", afaik...
anyway, converted jews were famously treated the same as other christians in spain for example. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Converso
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No, the word it was replacing was "Judenhass", literally "Jew hate". Like you can call it judeophobia if you want, but it doesn't have a different meaning - they all refer to the exact same phenomenon.
Arab hate is still literally antisemitic
It is well beneath us to play around obfuscating meanings by appealing to the root words - arab hate is hate against semitic peoples, but antisemitic/antisemitism is a word specifically created to describe anti Jewish sentiment. Twisting the established meaning so we can say Israel is antisemitic doesn't help or convince anyone - There is plenty of evidence that Israel hates arabs, and plenty of evidence israel is actually antisemitic, making life worse for Jews outside of its borders. We don't need to conflate the two to make the case for either.
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It's german, not english. I'm done here, you don't get to speak to me until you actually do some investigation into the term and its use instead of appealing to its meaning in ancient greek.
sure, not arguing that they were spanish jews being killed/harassed by spanish christians.
but european jews were not (always) accepted as soon as they converted. european antisemitism runs too deep for that.