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It appears to me that you have must doubts and that you don't believe the Jewish G-d or His Torah can withstand ridicule by non-believers.

Either your Jewish G-d and His Torah can withstand ridicule by non-believers or he can't. Your threatening others isn't an indication of His strength, is it?

Let me try to explain this so you can understand.

"Anti-Semitism" is regarded as a heinous sin of which no one wants to be accused. Yet at the same time, no one seems to have the slightest fear of blaspheming the Jewish G-d.

Now may I ask why attacks on Jewish noses or bankers is so much worse (or so much more anti-Jewish) than attacks on the Jewish G-d? Hmmm? It's almost against the law to attack "Jewish noses." Qal vachomer, attacks on the Jewish G-d deserve that much the more legal penalty, correct?

In case you think that attacks on "Jewish noses" is more indicative of actual physical danger to Jews, kindly allow me to enlighten you about something--when the Nazis (mach shemam!) shoved their victims into the gas chambers or mowed them down over the graves they had forced them to dig, they didn't ask them about their noses. They said "Where is your G-d now???"

Food for thought, I'd say.

"'Anti-Semitism' is regarded as a heinous sin of which no one wants to be accused. Yet at the same time, no one seems to have the slightest fear of blaspheming the Jewish G-d.

Now may I ask why attacks on Jewish noses or bankers is so much worse (or so much more anti-Jewish) than attacks on the Jewish G-d? Hmmm? It's almost against the law to attack 'Jewish noses.'"

Yes, blasphemy is by far worse. But taking any kind of part (including propaganda that has been and is used for fomenting expulsions or genocide) in warfare against the people chosen to prepare Israel (even those who haven't been gathered, yet) for the world to come is wrong. Part of our job of preparing the nations is to see to it that they are not unjustly harmed. Punishments for harming them, even while they are dispersed, are severe.

"In case you think that attacks on 'Jewish noses' is more indicative of actual physical danger to Jews, kindly allow me to enlighten you about something--when the Nazis (mach shemam!) shoved their victims into the gas chambers or mowed them down over the graves they had forced them to dig, they didn't ask them about their noses. They said 'Where is your G-d now???'"

Yes. They reverted away from "association" and more toward open idolatry, as have so many others during such "final solution" times.

And their real war was against Judaism, as was ancient Rome's. But the more mundane canards against Jewish people were also part of the preceding hate campaign (also as in ancient Rome).