This event scores moderately on constitutional damage (10.8) primarily through civil_rights (4.2 - discrimination and hate incidents affecting protected groups) and violence (3.8 - hate incidents with potential physical harm), with rule_of_law (3.5 - enforcement challenges). However, mechanism_modifier is 0.7 due to null mechanism - the event describes a social phenomenon without clear institutional/policy mechanisms. The B-score is significantly higher (28.4) driven by strong Layer 1 hype: outrage_bait (8.5 - antisemitism triggers intense emotional responses), media_friendliness (8 - highly reportable, fits established narratives), and moderate meme_ability/novelty. Layer 2 shows strong strategic indicators: timing (8 - directly tied to Gaza conflict news cycle), narrative_pivot (7 - shifts focus from geopolitical conflict to domestic hate), pattern_match (7 - recurring pattern of hate incident reporting during Middle East conflicts), and mismatch (6 - emphasis on symptoms rather than institutional responses). Intentionality score of 7 reflects correlation with geopolitical timing and narrative framing. D-score of -17.6 clearly places this as List B - the hype and strategic distraction value substantially exceeds constitutional damage, particularly given the narrow population scope and absence of institutional mechanisms.