I'm not sure. Ilhan Omar certainly paid the price just for saying "all about the Benjamins baby." Globalism is a tough one because if you sit and talk with someone who uses the term globalist and ask them to unpack it, it's usually just a few minutes before they say something antisemitic.
As far as Zionism, I think it's little understood, even, or maybe especially by people like Bibi who claim to represent it.
Globalism complaints brought us WTO riots. That wasn't about antisemitism. Globalism complaints in the neo-right have typical intersection with strong
proponents of Israel and a narrative of anger at tangible or intangible loss of nation-state sovereignty in the face of natural and/or intentional global intertwining. In both cases there seems to be an absence of antisemitism or even pro Jewish positioning.
The subsect of " 'globalist Jews' controlling X " crowd is tiny and noisy but hardly has a monopoly on these terms. Not even in recent history.
Likewise Zionism has been a non-loaded word throughout the 90s and 2000s by mainstream left in differentiating condemnation of Israels expansion policies from condemnation of Jews, or Israelis, at large. Zionism used to focus they they
aren't against Jews.
Ilhan Omar suggested Jewish lobbying controls USA policy at large. That wasn't just about word Zionism = "those Jews!!".
I guess my point, as someone not tuned for 'dog whistles' it's hard for me to take the OP as anything than a broad brush against terms that have/had common distinct uses. Calling everyone anti-semetic that says Zionism is bad or just moving on with globalism is a code word, seems to be silencing critics of these movements as much as anything.
What other words do I use to capture the Israeli movement that believes in israel as a Jewish state with historical borders reclaimed? Or the centralizing of various policies globally through acquiescing roles, implementation, and punishments that have historically belonged to nation-state governments?
If we are going to recode words for fear of ambiguity or offense, neutral summary words should be proffered.
The video feels like someone fear mongering to a certain point, but it also accidentally empowers these fringe anti Jew groups. The same way Katy Perry's (and others) Pepe was sacrificed to 4chan racists...and empowered them.