A fight inside the American right over who to blame for online celebration of Charlie Kirk's murder is pulling antisemitism into the open, and pushing back on it is now a live dividing line.

• Pastor Joel Webbon argues the people mocking Kirk's killing online were largely white Americans, not Jews.
• The pushback targets a growing habit on parts of the right of pinning any hostile reaction on Jewish people.
• Kirk's murder has become a flashpoint, with viral clips of people laughing at his death fueling the anger.
• The dispute is less about Kirk himself than about how far antisemitic framing spreads inside conservative media.

Outlook: Expect the split over antisemitism on the right to keep widening as Kirk's death stays a rallying point.