European anti-Semitism has deep historical roots tied to the development of Zionist propaganda, according to a new book by Yoav Litvin and Ilan Pappé. The book, *Wired to Steal*, explores how European anti-Semitic horrors were used to shape early Zionist narratives. The authors argue that Zionist propaganda from its inception drew on white-supremacy ideologies. This connection highlights the complex historical interplay between European anti-Semitism and the emergence of Zionist thought. The book provides a critical analysis of how these narratives were constructed and disseminated. It also examines the broader implications of this historical link for contemporary political discourse. The work is part of a growing body of scholarship challenging traditional narratives about the origins of Zionism. The authors emphasize the need for a more nuanced understanding of the historical context. Their research draws on a range of historical sources and scholarly debates. The book is expected to spark further discussion on the topic.