Labeling the violent attacks in Amsterdam as antisemitic is a mistake that minimizes the scope of the problem and leaves the enlightened world exposed to a far greater threat - radical Islam. This enemy does not distinguish between Jews, Christians, moderate Muslims, or anyone representing liberty, openness, or life in the free West. Radical Islam is no longer confined to the Middle East. It has penetrated Europe's cultural centers, exploiting Western nations' social and political vulnerabilities to undermine democratic norms. Calling these attacks 'antisemitism' is a conscious burial of our heads in the sand. Certainly, hatred of Jews is a central component of radical Islam's rhetoric, but it is merely part of a greater objective - destabilizing the free world order.