blastula
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If I am wrong about you mean, then the problem then is your obfuscatory language. You appear to be saying American foreign policy justifies anti-semitism. You could clear this up by clearly stating whether you think anti-semitism is justified or not, and then explain what American foreign policy has to do with anti-semitism. If someone doesn't like American foreign policy, is it rational and justified for them to be anti-semitic? Does American foreign policy make you want to tell a random Jewish person that his kids should die in an oven?
Firstly, anti-semitism is not acceptable and I never said it was.
Secondly, you're skipping a step. Its the response to opposition of these policies that help stoke the fire. Maybe its not solely responsible for the rise of anti-semitism, but surely helped it grow.
This step doesn't add anything. The same question applies to that step. If someone doesn't like the response to opposition to American foreign policy, is it rational and justified for them to be anti-semitic?
And then to the question in the OP, how would that explain any rise in anti-semiticism.