What is another word for anti-semitism?
Pronunciation: [ˈantisˈɛmɪtˌɪzəm] (IPA) 
Anti-Semitism, the prejudice or discrimination against Jewish people, has unfortunately been present throughout history. However, the term "anti-Semitism" itself has come under scrutiny for being too narrow in scope. There are many synonyms that are used to describe this kind of discrimination, including "Judeophobia," "anti-Judaism," "anti-Jewish sentiment," and "anti-Zionism." Each of these words describes slightly different facets of the prejudice and discrimination experienced by Jewish people. "Judeophobia" highlights the fear aspect of anti-Semitism, while "anti-Judaism" emphasizes the religious aspect. "Anti-Jewish sentiment" is a broader term encompassing all forms of discrimination against Jewish people, while "anti-Zionism" focuses on opposition to the state of Israel. Regardless of the language used to describe it, combating this kind of discrimination is crucial to promoting equality and justice for all.
