The language of “cabal,” “the 300,” and hidden global control is now circulating widely in Christian and conservative spaces. It often begins with real observations: corruption, elite networks, institutional continuity, concentration of wealth, and cross-border coordination. It then extends those observations into a total, comprehensive explanation — one that can explain everything and in our case, a hidden will directing world events. This session examines the emergence of explanations of...

The claim is simple — and it is spreading rapidly online: Are Ashkenazi Jews really Khazars? Are modern Jews descendants of ancient Israel — or converts from Eastern Europe? Do Jews have Middle Eastern DNA? Were the “real Israelites” actually Europeans? These questions are no longer confined to fringe forums. The Khazar theory and related identity-denial frameworks are circulating across Christian networks, conservative media, and online spaces under the language of “just asking questions.”...

Antisemitism does not begin with violence. It begins with ideas — narratives that sound plausible, moral, or even discerning, but quietly open a dangerous road. In this session, William Abraham addresses the rising presence of antisemitic narratives within Christian and right-wing conspiracy culture, and the responsibility of the Church to recognise when suspicion is being misattributed as insight. History shows that violence is not spontaneous. It is the end of a road that begins with...