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For a longtime the editorial board of Herodote, was concerned by the permanence of antisemitism, more than two millennia, and by its universal character, or almost, of his geography, including when the Jewish presence is very small, even nonexistent, so he thought for a long time to dedicate an issue to the geopolitics of antisemitism. How to question this permanence and universality with the tools of geopolitics forged by Yves Lacoste, the rivalries of power over territories and the representations that the different protagonists have? However, this permanence and universality are accompanied by a great diversity in time and space. It is these questions that we are trying to answer, in a geopolitical context where antisemitic acts and speeches are on the rise.