A recent analysis reveals a troubling shift in how France addresses antisemitism and racism. These issues are no longer consistently fought as fundamental moral imperatives, but are increasingly exploited for political gain and electoral strategies. The article highlights a doctrinal decline in the condemnation of these prejudices within French political discourse. This instrumentalization raises concerns about the genuine commitment to combating hatred and discrimination. The piece, titled "Anatomy of a Doctrinal Decline in the Political Debate in France," suggests a weakening of universal moral standards regarding these sensitive topics. This shift indicates a potentially dangerous trend within the French political landscape, where prejudice can be weaponized. The article first appeared on Kapitalis.