/lit/ - Literature

I would like to read more about Jewish culture - but namely, why Jews have been so persecuted and why they continue to be so heavily persecuted online. According to the BBC, anti-semitism is at record levels in my country: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxmUiqvnn2Q
It seems like you can't go anywhere on the internet with 'jews, jews ,jews' being brought up. Even in left and right spaces, this can present itself.
It's quite confusing, because I've personally only met about two or three jews in my lifetime, and they seemed like normal people.
I also enjoyed reading Man's Search for Meaning and play the games of Wadget Eye, one of the better point and click developers for PC - both created by Jews.
I want to understand anti-semitism without slant, which is incredibly hard to do. I'm a normie, and I don't understand how everyone is so sure on this topic.
My questions are as follows:
>why is anti-semitism seemingly 'the default?'
>why does anti-semitism unite the extreme left and right
>why is jewishness associated with being dastardly, devious, greedy
>what books best tackle the subject from either side and are well-sourced? I don't mind reading banned books.

I understand the mods are probably going to terminate this thread ASAP but I am genuinely interested in this because the vitriol from both sides of the topic truly confuses me. I wouldn't hate an entire group of people without good fucking reason, but many people seem not only confident, but absolutely convinced that this is necessary.
I want to do the work so I can figure out why this is so.
Long story short - if you can point me to any books about antisemitism, from both sides of the aisle, I'd be grateful, because I rarely see this topic discussed with any form of academic depth.

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Not so fast. You forget manlets have a secret power...