Editing Philosemitism (section)

====Germany====
Iris Dekel writes that in twenty-first-century Germany, philosemitism "is performed in three interconnected social domains: institutional, where state institutions declare their commitment to protecting Jews as a religious minority; group, where the contingent relations between love for the Jews and exclusionary statements about them appears, mostly in casting Jews as both strange and unknown and embraced; and individual, where individuals exhibit positive sentiments toward Jews as an ideal collective".<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Dekel |first1=Irit |title=Philosemitism in contemporary German media |journal=Media, Culture & Society |date=May 2022 |volume=44 |issue=4 |pages=746–763 |doi=10.1177/01634437211060193}}</ref>