Perhaps I'm not explaining myself well. What I'm saying is that some of the current anti-semitism is driven by Israel's actions in Gaza. The Israeli government (Jewish people) and some but not all Jewish citizens in Israel support Israel's actions. Many people therefore hold these particular Jews responsible for what is happening in Gaza. They then extrapolate this to blaming all Jews.
This is part of the cause of the current rise in anti-semitism. There is cause (Israel's actions) and effect (anti-semitism). I am absolutely not in any way saying this is right or moral. But it is too simplistic to say that the current rise in anti-semitism has nothing to do with the actions of SOME Jews.
I absolutely condemn all anti-semitism and blaming all people of a faith/ethnicity for the views or actions of some of them is wrong. Jewish people have been treated abominably in history and currently and I agree that much of it is due to othering/scapegoating/ethnic hatred etc.
My only point is that I think it's too simplistic to say that the current rise in anti-semitism has absolutely nothing to do with the actions of 1. the Jewish state and 2. some individual Jews within that state. I'm surprised that this seems controversial.