In a week marked by troubling incidents of antisemitism, significant events unfolded across Europe. In London, the Metropolitan Police took the precautionary measure of removing the sign from the Nova Festival exhibit, as the memorial had become a target for protests. Meanwhile, in Washington, federal prosecutors announced their intention to seek the death penalty for the individual responsible for shooting two young Israeli embassy staffers. The atmosphere in London was further charged as tens of thousands marched through the streets, chanting 'death to the IDF', reflecting rising anti-Israel sentiment. In Vienna, Israel's Eurovision contestant performed amidst an uproar of boos, yet managed to secure a second-place finish. This week's episode of the Deep Dive podcast, hosted by Mathilda Heller, delves into these events, emphasizing a critical examination of political rhetoric from figures like King Charles and Keir Starmer against the backdrop of real-world tensions. The discussions highlight the complexities of representation and the voices chosen to speak for communities amidst rising antisemitism.