How antisemitic conspiracy theories target UAE, Morocco | The Jerusalem Post
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Medieval blood libel myths accused Jews of stealing Christian blood — now the same template is being recycled to blame Jews for recent events in the UAE and Morocco.
Scapegoat TheoryConspiracy Theory DiffusionSocial Identity TheoryMoral Panic
Theory Briefing
- Medieval blood libel myths, once aimed at Christian communities, are now being adapted to target Arab normalization countries like the UAE and Morocco.
- The recycling of centuries-old conspiracy templates shows how antisemitic narratives mutate to fit new geopolitical contexts rather than disappearing.
- Regional events involving the UAE and Morocco are being reframed through these conspiracy theories to cast Jewish actors as hidden orchestrators.
- The pattern suggests that Abraham Accords normalization has made these two countries new focal points for antisemitic scapegoating.