Once again you try and cannot think straight. You made a statement that was too strong, as is habitual with you: you are not... very logical, let us say, and like putting feet in your mouth.
It is impossible to be antisemitic and Christian,
This statement is universal, not qualified by time, goegraphy, or anything else. Any counter-example is valid.
Moreover, in contrast to you I did not make any statements: I asked a question, giving you an opportunity to withdraw or modify the original statement. Instead you come out with discussing "the Jews who point out..."
Not very bright. If you don't like shoving feet in your mouth, then don't. But in your apologetic stance for the Church and in your prejudice you simply go too far. Every time.
The only thing illogical is your need to delve into ancient history to prove your point. You're question is irrelavant, get it, and it is a pretty typical one from Jews who fear the Gospel (such as yourself) and also Protestants who hate Catholics. Its nothing new. The defenders of Catholicism hear it all the time. The Catholic Church has been around for 2000 years, but it is comprised of ordinary men. There have been some good ones and some bad ones. Those who would persecute others are not adhering to Christ's message, so they are not Catholics. But, as I very logically pointed out, the morality and the philosophy of the time was very different. So was man's concept of humanity and his fellow man.
As I have pointed out to you many times, you ask these silly questions, and you hurl your childish accusations for one reason: For you, religion is about an unhealthy fixation on old injustices instead of a more wholesome intercourse with the Lord.